The phrase "an average schedule of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or standard timetable or plan for activities, events, or tasks.
Example: "The project manager provided an average schedule of the team's weekly meetings and deadlines."
Alternatives: "a typical schedule of" or "a standard timetable of".
If you take the average schedule of any channel for Latinos and you throw a dart at it, youre going to find a telenovela, and that telenovela hasnt changed much in the last 20 years, he says.
The exceptions are: migration to the Mediterranean, where the age distributions have been estimated from the data of the receiving countries, and countries of Central and Eastern Europe, where average schedules of migration between Germany and all European countries have been applied.
Out of the box, it comes set to a "Basic" Schedule — one based on an average of the hundreds of thousands of schedules they've "learned" so far.
During the intervention period, the training group performed an average of 4.3 of the 5 scheduled training sessions per week, which is equivalent to an 86.8% training adherence, while the control group had read on average 8.9 of the 10 informational emails corresponding to an adherence of 89%.
Participants completed an average of 89 % of the scheduled runs in both groups, and 85%and80%80 % of scheduled time in the ChiRunning and control groups, respectively (p = 0.78).
That battle and a howling tailwind out of the north caused the race to finish an hour ahead of schedule, at an average of 42km/h for the 242.5km, including the climb of the Ventoux but without the corresponding descent.
And Eurostar maintains that its reliability record is better than that of airlines flying between London and Paris, with 79percentt of its trains currently arriving within an average 15 minutes of scheduled arrival compared with 64percentt for airlines.
The interval between each trial was programmed to a variable time schedule with an average duration of 15 s (range 5 30 s).
Head Count Major League Baseball began yesterday's schedule needing an average attendance of 28,424 in the last 31 games to break its single-season record of 72,748,965.
