The phrase "a state of average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that is typical or representative of an average level or standard.
Example: "The team's performance this season has settled into a state of average, neither excelling nor failing."
Alternatives: "a condition of mediocrity" or "a level of normalcy".
And is happiness maybe even the right word because happiness implies like a state of above average.
And 28percentt of the children under 18 have no health insurance, compared with a state average of 22.3percentt and a national average of 15.6percentthethe Orange County Department of Health says.
The schools are overcrowded, with an average class size of 25, compared with a state average of 21, and about 73percentt of the students qualify for federally subsidized lunches or free meals.
On last year's SAT reasoning tests, Livingston High School students scored a combined verbal and mathematics average of 1,163, compared with a state average of 994.
On last year's SAT reasoning test, North Brunswick students scored a combined verbal and mathematics average of 1,042, compared with a state average of 1,016.
On College Board tests, last year's graduating class scored a combined verbal and mathematics average of 1,032, compared with a state average of 1,012.
Teaching fellows have an average combined SAT score of 1198, compared with a state average of 988 for college freshmen.
The mobility rate, which measures the percentage of students transferring in or out of the schools each year, averages 2.6percentt, compared with a state average of 14.8percentt.
On last year's College Board tests, students had a combined average verbal and mathematics score of 1036, compared with a state average of 1012.
On the College Board tests, the students last year averaged a combined verbal and mathematics score of 1,005, compared with a state average of 1,010.
