The phrase "a much lower average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing averages in various contexts, such as statistics, performance metrics, or survey results.
Example: "The recent study showed that the new program resulted in a much lower average score compared to the previous one."
Alternatives: "a significantly lower average" or "a considerably lower average."
Meanwhile, someone on an online plan paying by direct debit would be charged a much lower average of £1,070.
Strikingly, this effect remained even if the scheme offered a much lower average rate of return than the lottery or the fixed-interest rate options.
As in the next six years the number of patients receiving the drug is expected to rise from 23,400 to 60,000, Brazil would pay a much lower average price per pill.
Under the current system, in effect since the 1970's, automakers must meet one average for their fleets of cars (currently 27.5 miles per gallon) and a much lower average (20.7 miles per gallon) for their light trucks, which include sport utility vehicles, pickups and minivans.
The snag is that in these countries output growth has settled around a much lower average rate.In this section A question of perspective Flotation fever Unsettling The information gap More rules A wonder down under A smoother ride The Marjorie Deane internship ReprintsIt is fairly easy to explain why economic cycles have been flatter since the second world war than before it.
(By comparison, all of Saab's U.S. sales totaled only 40,000 cars, and at a much lower average sticker).
On the Amazon dataset, HierSymNMF2 achieves much lower average normalized cut than SCD and BigClam, and the variant h2-ngd-a obtained comparable average normalized cut (0.1491) versus Graclus (0.1450), which is not as good as NISE (0.1118).
And in that condition, a simple equation relates the "difference frequency," which can be read out like a clock's ticking, to the Compton frequency of the atoms and the much lower average frequency of the two lasers.
Turkey has surprisingly high food prices despite having much lower average earnings than European countries.
The Sun produces cosmic rays too, but of much lower average energy than those reaching the solar system from outside.
That might be uncomfortable for taxpayers, but not catastrophic.However, Japan ought to be able to get by with much lower average tax rates.
