The phrase "mean over time" is correct and may be used in written English.
You can use it in any context in which something has been slowly getting worse or less desirable over an extended period of time. For example, "The once bustling shopping district has seen its foot traffic mean over time."
Yes, I mean over time you do more and more and more.
Our legal heritage, one that predates our Constitution back to notions that decency and good behavior are required of us by God and reason, allows for a continuing discussion as to what decency, justice and like concepts shall mean over time.
BOB MUGLIA: I think you'll see features of that nature going into SharePoint, I mean, over time.
We transform the data as in Cameron and Trivedi (2009) by calculating the variables' mean over time for every firm and subsequently performing a within transformation.
Which does mean, over time, the feature may end up eating into your storage limit — at least if you don't tidy up and fully delete files you no longer need.
On the contrary, a LAC country with a lower adjusted GDP per capita is Paraguay, but it has increased the most its electricity generating capacity during the period.13 Still, Mexico has gotten closer to the world mean over time.
He added that some of the tasks Mr. Medvedev had set for himself might be beyond his immediate reach, and that they would provide a means over time to measure his power.
Either way, the visitor is reminded of what rapid hair loss has meant over time.A ponytail of three thick curls severed at the nape is all that remains after a young Frenchwoman named Emma surrendered to a Carmelite convent.
The algorithm is adaptive and learning, which means over time, the device will be trained to identify an increasing number of exercises.
The random effects probit models using the Wooldridge estimator and Mundlak corrections include means over time for age, age squared, number of children, years of schooling and years since migration.
That means over time they become less plentiful.
