The phrase "and in the average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or general trends, particularly when referring to typical values or outcomes.
Example: "The results of the survey showed that, and in the average, participants preferred option A over option B."
Alternatives: "on average" or "typically".
Eight percent of lost federal health care spending is allocated to IMPLAN Sector 432 "Insurance Carriers" to reflect administrative spending in Medi-Cal and in the average individual market plan.
Farther out and traditionally rural markets are starting to see a noticeable increase in buying activity, and in many cases are making double-digit gains in both median home prices and in the average cost per square foot.
We focus on the trends in European forests at the province level in the period 1990 2000 from Corine land cover data, considering both changes in the forest spatial pattern and in the average permeability of the landscape matrix.
In the current study, the superiority of the conical design over the cylindrical one in the maximum power is between 4.5% and 11.4% and in the average power is between 2.02% and 8.4%.
The model predicts an increase in the unemployment rate and in the average duration of unemployment when the maximum duration of benefits increase, as standard in search models.
4-AP produced dose-dependent increases in endplate potential (EPP) amplitude, in rise time to peak, and in the average number of acetylcholine quanta released by presynaptic nerve impulses.
Speeds are steadily increasing despite machinations within the industry, and in fact the average in the U.S. just went north of 50 megabits for the first time ever.
In Brisbane there were 620,000 viewers, in Melbourne 507,000, in Adelaide 120,000 and in Perth the average audience was 159,000.
test at the hospital and scored "in the average range of intellectual functioning".
Consider the cacophony of bottles, jars and tubes in the average bathroom.
