The phrase "above average intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone whose cognitive abilities are higher than the typical level.
Example: "Her above average intelligence allowed her to excel in her studies and solve complex problems with ease."
Alternatives: "higher than average intelligence" or "superior intelligence."
Though, ToM significantly differed between the three intelligence groups (F = 7.86, df = 2; P = 0.001), children with above average intelligence [mean (sd) = -0.35 0.79)] had better ToM than those with below average intelligence [mean (sd) = -0.61(1.51)] who in turn had better ToM than those with average intelligence [mean (sd) = -1.50 (1.17)].
For Jessica, who is 16 next week and of above average intelligence, it has always been difficult to find a suitable school.
First, when the history of this administration is written, the view will be that George W. Bush is a nice guy, a man of above average intelligence.
A mass screening test that didn't need equipment or educational psychologists would pick up dyslexic kids of above average intelligence who seem to be just average because they're making lots of effort to keep up.
"Far from being a dumb blonde, Penny has demonstrated time and again that she possesses above average intelligence and practical knowledge that often far exceeds that of the guys," he wrote in an e-mail message.
"At the beginning of the book he describes various persons of the town including one Stonewall Jackson Smith, the Chief of Police, whom he characterizes as being of above average intelligence for the town and who 'even took the F.B.I. training at Washington D.C.,' " the memorandum reads.
Asperger's is associated with people of average or above-average intelligence.
They can be of average or above-average intelligence but are often behaviourally immature.
Homosexual people, he says, exhibit that "Peter Pan syndrome" to an extreme degree, giving them above-average intelligence, inventiveness and creativity.
"The defendant, a career politician with a college education, is of, at least, above-average intelligence," Judge Porter wrote in a ruling issued Thursday afternoon.
When Changing Faces came to his school, it became aware how little the staff understood Adam's situation when a teacher asked "how long will he live?" Adam was assessed as above-average intelligence.
