The phrase "averaged to create a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical methods or processes where data is averaged to produce a result or outcome.
Example: "The results were averaged to create a comprehensive overview of the survey findings."
Alternatives: "calculated to produce a" or "computed to generate a".
All downscaled projections of ASB from the models were averaged to create a multi model ensemble.
The items were averaged to create a mean social connectedness score (mean daily a =.94, SD =.03).
Four models were averaged to create a final model including the following variables: Amount of Dense Forest, Percent Hardwood, Medium & Large Trees, Structurally Complex Forest, Adjusted Elevation, Insolation Index and Predicted Abundance of Mammalian Prey.
The scores from rating these seven statements were summed and averaged to create a disaster resilience leadership index (DRLI), which is a scale variable.
In this method, the covariance matrices of different frequency bins are focused by proper transformation matrices and averaged to create a universal matrix.
For example, the means of the evolution term explanation item for all seven organisms were averaged to create a composite variable called evolution term.
For initial analyses, the 12 core science themes were further averaged to create an overall measure of participants' understanding of the nature of science (NOS score).
These individually aligned FA maps were subsequently averaged to create an intermediate FA template (12 degrees of freedom) for the final alignment of the FA maps using FNIRT nonlinear registration.
The scores for each of the three streams were averaged to create an HIV M&E performance score.
The responses from the six items were averaged to create an overall barriers score; higher scores reflected more barriers.
Responses from all eight items were averaged to create an overall attitude score; higher scores reflected more positive attitudes.
