The phrase "above average success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a level of success that exceeds the typical or expected standard.
Example: "The project achieved above average success, leading to increased funding for future initiatives."
Alternatives: "greater than average success" or "superior success".
To the extent that we internalize these standards of above average success, we risk chipping away at our self-confidence.
The Vegas police department has above average success arresting the perpetrators -- 75 percent against the national rate of 65percentt -- but oddly, as columnist J. Patrick Coolican of the Las Vegas Sun reports, "In nonlethal shootings, when the victim survives, the criminal is more than 90percentt likely to get away with the crime..
"For the college to have got above average success rates as a massive achievement".
This is often categorised by the first three days or so of learning with above average success rates, and then a sharp dive to no ability for up to around more than a week.
There is also the usual lineup of appetizers, done at Villa d'Este with above-average success.
I hate sitting in class.' Even though writing was considered 'boring', WBL tutors reported above-average success in the completion of portfolios where there was a connection to the practical element.
Our success in derivation of self-renewing oncospheres from pediatric high-grade brain tumors is comparable with or above the 50% average success rate reported to date on adult high-grade gliomas using the neurosphere assay [7], [9], [11], [13], [54], [55].
At stage 3a the SME has achieved economic and competitive success (earn regular profits or above average) and can remain at this stage indefinitely.
The other keepers in the top six clubs all boast above average save success rates, with Cech top of the elite this season with 74%.
