The phrase "as average condition" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is in a typical or standard state, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The car was returned in as average condition, showing signs of wear and tear."
Alternatives: "in average shape" or "in typical condition."
In a 2013 survey by the Government Accountability Office GAOO), state water managers from around the country said they expect freshwater shortages to continue into the next decade, even under what they described as "average" conditions.
Weather always has extremes, even though we tend to think of "normal" as the average condition for a particular month.
Of these, 37 percent were categorized as being "below" or "well below" average condition, sometimes resulting from the ravages of abandonment, others from damage inflicted on homes by disgruntled owners forced into foreclosure.
The average condition number (defined as the geometric distribution of tantalum markers in 3 dimensions) was calculated to be 22, indicating that the tantalum markers inserted in the surrounding femoral bone were distributed sufficiently to be able to obtain appropriate data for determination of prosthetic migration (Valstar et al. 2005).
The condition of this corpse, as I have already stated, was typical of the average condition of the Katyn corpses.
For simplicity, we assume an average condition.
These were then dichotomized into two levels: those identified as living below average conditions and those living at average or above conditions.
This may account for the generally perplexing observation that inequalities in outcomes, and particularly in behavior, seem to become more marked as average health conditions improve [4], [5], [6], [19].
Although not an annual average, our sampling duration should be sufficiently long to mitigate transient perturbations such as transient meteorological fluctuations and reflect average conditions.
Models showed they would be average conditions within 20 years.
