The phrase "area on average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical or mathematical concepts related to the average value of a specific area or measurement.
Example: "The area on average for the surveyed plots of land was found to be significantly larger than expected."
Alternatives: "average area" or "mean area".
If you spend in £B it goes round the area on average about eight times".
Germany's famous solar parks in Bavaria produce about 5 watts per square meter of land area, on average.
A home in the countryside costs a quarter more than a home in an urban area, on average, and rising rural prices have led to a dearth of first-time buyers in some areas, according to figures from the UK's largest mortgage lender.
As Table 2 shows, the tea bushes in the treatment plots has the ability to develop a 245% larger canopy area on average when compared to control plots.
Many targets were missed despite participants taking a significant amount of time to explore the search area (on average, 7 min 33 s).
This ratio indicates that professors in the German-speaking area, on average, supervise more doctoral students than their colleagues in the UK or the US.
People in high-risk areas, on average, were found to be more than twice as likely to evacuate when compared to low-risk areas.
Compared with the drought events derived from SMDS, the events derived from SPI have shorter durations but larger affected areas on average.
The hospital is located near Oslo, the capital of Norway, and serves a total population of approximately 400,000 individuals from both urban and rural areas; on average, 4000 women gave birth at the hospital each year during the study period.
We found that although CDs comprise a small proportion of housing (4% on average), they account for a mean of 11% of privately owned protected lands, and they are often located in close proximity to protected areas (on average <400 m).
BEFORE is capable of reproducing two patterns which have been observed in remnants of natural beech forests: beech forests consist of a mosaic pattern of small areas (on average 0.3 ha) which are at different developmental stages; at the scale of these small areas, a cyclic succession of three developmental stages occurs, which are characterised by different vertical structures.
