The phrase "activities on average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or mean level of activities over a certain period or among a group.
Example: "The study found that participants engaged in physical activities on average three times a week."
Alternatives: "average activities" or "typical activities."
Among these teachers, teachers who taught classes C (feedback for 34.85 % of activities on average), G (feedback for 21.64 % of activities on average), and H (feedback for 47.01 % of activities on average) performed most actively in providing feedback to the students.
The 229 parents in the program group completed 3 activities on average.
Average home visits dose exceeded 91% and mothers engaged the children in activities on average 62.5% of days.
The adapted version will incorporate a resistance training (RT) measure [ 44, 46] that asks participants to report the frequency (times per week) and duration (average times per session) of resistance training activities on average over the past month.
The most active patient walked 17,856 steps/day (13% of total activity) on average.
The least active patient walked 4,013 steps/day (3.3% of total activity) on average.
The couple, professors at Berkeley, reported that a 1 percent tax increase reduced economic activity on average by 3 percent over three years.
Brain regions showing activity on average across load were determined for each task phase.
The brain areas showing activity on average across load for each phase combine to encompass regions identified in previous studies that have not attempted to separate phase specific activity.
Arab women also have a lower level of involvement than men in entrepreneurial activity: on average 8.1percentt of adult women are nascent entrepreneurs or already own a young business that is less than 42 months old, compared to an average of 16.1percentt for men.
Strikingly, while hydrogen peroxide increased fly activity on average, continuous administration of hydrogen peroxide was found to suppress daily locomotor rhythms.
