The phrase "available an average" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The data is available at an average of 50 units per day."
Alternatives: "accessible at an average" or "offered at an average".
In 1996, the most recent year for which statistics are available, an average of 2,231 people took the train at Fairfield every day, compared with 537 in Bridgeport, Mr. Harris said.
Statistics from the Connecticut Department of Transportation show that in June 2001, the latest period for which numbers are available, an average of 16,900 vehicles traveled south on I-95 into New York between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m., but an average of 22,200 vehicles traveled into Connecticut.
According to a 2015 UN survey, the most recent available, an average of 19% of married or in-union women relied on female sterilisation globally – the next most popular method, the IUD, is less than 14%, while the pill is just 9%.
For example, for countries in which the price per vial of botulinum toxin type A was available, an average dose of 150 units was assumed in estimating costs since doses in the plausible range of 100 200 units likely would have been prescribed.
Where there was more than one specimen available, an average of the immunoscores for the specimens was calculated.
In Mulanje, trained staff was available an average of 30 hours per week across facilities, and only 36% were available the desired 84 hours/week.
If a large number of viral sequences becomes available, an averaging even per week for strains that are isolated in properly assigned geographic areas may clarify time-dependent directional changes.
That makes the following highly rated Pinots that still are available even greater relative bargains: the Failla 2011 Estate (93+ points, widely available at an average price of $36), Failla 2011 Hirsch (93 points, $58), Fort Ross 2009 93++ points, $38), Fort Ross 2009 Reserve (94 points, $55), Hirsch 2010 San Andreas Fault (93 points, $61), and Hirsch 2011 The Bohan-Dillon (93 points, $38).
The best study of North American home births available cites an average transfer rate of about 12percentt.
At Wendy's, the smallest burgers available weighed an average of 2.56 ounces and contained 16.5 grams of fat.
