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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a weekly average of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or measurements that are calculated on a weekly basis.
Example: "The report indicates a weekly average of 150 units sold over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "an average per week of" or "a weekly mean of".
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Since its May 31 debut, it has been watched by a weekly average of 24.5 million people.
Copies sold at newsstands dropped by more than a third, to a weekly average of just 14,260.
But copies sold at newsstands dropped by more than a third to a weekly average of just 14,260.
1Xtra's audience fell 5.4% from a year ago and 9.5% on the previous quarter to a weekly average of 600,000 listeners.
For its first six episodes this season, it has lost a weekly average of about 2.8 million viewers from the comparable period last year.
First-time applications for jobless benefits rose to a weekly average of 323,200 in August from 306,800 in July.
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According to BBC figures, it has a weekly average reach of 34% of six- to 12-year-olds.
Among women who resided in the area, daily hours of exposure were relatively stable over the 4 weeks, with a weekly average range of 16.2 17.1 hr/day.
Robinson gained 22,365 after the Westminster attack: he had a weekly average increase of 6,422 followers from March to November 2017.
Nationally the station attracted a weekly average audience of 3 million.
The equipment was used for six consecutive days, providing a weekly average number of steps.
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