The phrase "accepted on average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a general consensus or typical value derived from a set of data or opinions.
Example: "The results of the survey indicated that the new policy was accepted on average by 75% of the participants."
Alternatives: "generally accepted" or "commonly accepted".
We accept, on average, eighteen per cent of our High Net Worth applicants, our dreaded rejection letter still sent out by actual post.
The Focus Program (FOCUS) selects students by online application only and accepts on average 32 students per cluster.
In terms of health utility, bipolar patients were willing to give up on average 17% of their life expectancy in return for perfect health, and would accept on average an 11% risk of death in exchange for perfect health.
This means that at day three of their hospital stay, on average patients accepted one year of life in their current state of health as being equivalent to 0.73 years in perfect health, whereas by month two after hospital discharge, patients considered one year of life in their current state of health as equivalent to 0.79 years in perfect health.
This showed that students who accepted evolution on average scored better (67.52% vs. 62.50%, p = 0.04) on the final examination of 100 multiple-choice questions.
For example, it's generally accepted that on average there are 350,000 transcripts expressed per cell (Illumina White Paper: mRNA Expression Analysis).
To date, AirPR has found that the average bid accepted on the platform breaks down to roughly $5K/month in fees (whether fixed or retainer) for an average of 5 months.
Crosby accepted on the spot.
In the case of climate change, there is a very strongly accepted scientific consensus: on average, the Earth's temperature is increasing due to human activities, and this will result in dramatic changes in the environment.
The commonly accepted dose is on average 200 mg per day.
