The phrase "an average individual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical person or a person who represents the general characteristics of a group.
Example: "An average individual may not have the same level of expertise as a specialist in the field."
Alternatives: "a typical person" or "an ordinary person".
When this critical mass existed, even an average individual was capable of triggering a large cascade".
In 2011, average house prices are £236,518, or 11.1 times an average individual salary of £21,330.
In 2001, the average price of a home was £121,769, 7.4 times an average individual salary of £16,557.
The earth is 4.5 billion years old, but we are a young species, relatively speaking, with an average individual allotment of three score years and ten.
The cost of an average individual ticket will rise by 11 percent, while subscriber tickets will go up an average of 6 percent.
William Lawes, senior partner at Freshfields, was one of more than 400 partners who shared in profits of £548m – working out to an average individual package of £1.4m.
As an average, individuals presenting at least one haplotype 32 exhibited late flowering, big berries and large cluster clearly in contrast to the phenotypic features of individuals containing at least one haplotype 3 or 60.
Moreover the method provides an estimate of the measure of effect for an hypothetical average individual and not a population averaged estimate.
By definition, adaptation to the prevailing environment is reflected by an increase in average individual fitness relative to the fitness of other possible phenotypes (Roff 2002).
However, in general there was a decrease in average individual instrument and instrument family recognition scores with semitone mappings.
And third, has growth affected the average selection coefficient of segregating variants and, as a consequence, the average individual fitness?
