The phrase "associated on average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical relationships or trends that are generally true across a dataset or population.
Example: "The results indicate that higher levels of education are associated on average with increased income."
Alternatives: "generally linked" or "typically correlated".
Taking all cost figures into account, patients receiving standard aftercare are associated, on average, with one-year medical service utilization costs of €10,449.28, while patients receiving telemedically supported case management are associated with €5,504.21 of costs (mean difference: € 4,945.07 per patient, p < 0.001).
Alex Gertner: We found that a one-dollar increase in the real minimum wage was associated on average with a 1.9percentt decrease in the annual state suicide rate in adjusted analyses.
Overall, patients in the standard aftercare group are associated, on average, with €10,449.28 of on-year medical service utilization costs while patients with telemedically supported case management are associated with €5,504.21 of on-year medical service utilization costs.
The proportion of small ungulate carcasses predicted to be detected is less than that for large ungulate carcasses because large ungulate carcasses were associated, on average, with a greater number of GPS locations (9.98±0.70 [mean ± SE]) than were small ungulate carcasses (4.70±0.30 [mean ± SE]; Figure S3).
The treatment regimen RCHOP-R was associated on average with 5.21 QALYs.
Moreover, it may be generally true that a bipolar diagnosis is associated on average with more severe psychopathology.
This left 30 variants as 'non-haplogroup associated.' On average, there was one 'non-haplogroup-associated' variant per case, ranging from zero to three variants.
Moreover, MRSA infection is associated with prolonged length of hospital stay, including duration of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) stay; using data from the National Audit Office, nosocomial infection is estimated to be associated with, on average, 11 additional days in hospital and total costs of 2.8 times that of uninfected patients [ 6- 10].
Predicated on the assumption that the increased risk associated with a mutation multiplies a woman's underlying familial genetic risk, for these genes it has been estimated that rare protein-truncating mutations are associated with, on average, two- to threefold increases in risk [ 1- 4].
In the United States, the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 prompted higher levels of service frequency between large and/or popular markets, lowering associated fares, on average.
Increasing the skills is equivalent to increasing productivity which enables participants to apply for jobs associated with on average higher wages.
