The phrase "a part of the average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics, data analysis, or general observations about a group or set of values.
Example: "In this study, we found that the new product's performance is a part of the average results we expected based on previous data."
Alternatives: "a component of the average" or "an element of the average".
The relation between both pressures is that if the vehicles were gas particles and if a box was comoving with a part of the highway at the average speed of the vehicles in the box, the gas-kinetic pressure would in a long-term average equal the experienced pressure on the front and end side of the box.
Secondly, for all downloaded gene expression survey data, the tissue samples surveyed in mouse, chicken and frog [11], [16], [17] are only a part of the whole organs, representing the average of millions of cells of several different types.
The second metric that implemented as a part of the anonymization algorithm is an average size of the blocks to maintain the anonymity among the data records.
Such a choice by a part of the population can translate into reduced average weekly hours in that county.
But this system accounts for only about 8,000 to 10,000 trades a day, which is a small part of the average of about 450,000 in the regular sessions.
Temperature is an average of a part of the internal energy present in a body (it does not include the energy of molecular binding or of molecular rotation).
It now runs an organic vegetable business that supplies home-delivery company Abel and Cole and sells seven types of cheeses, a part of the business that has grown by an average 10% year on year.
Respected analysts, including Moody's Investors Services, warned of a sustained wave of defaults, bad enough to erase a big part of the average 12% coupon in the high-yield market.
But Mark Cooper, the research director at the Consumer Federation, a Washington advocacy group, estimated that the company would be able to provide the average consumer with only a $3 to $5 monthly saving, because New York State's deregulation only allows companies to adjust a small part of the average customer's bill.
