The phrase "average and it is" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a statement about something being average, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The performance of the team was average, and it is what we expected given the circumstances."
Alternatives: "mediocre and it is" or "typical and it is".
"Bariatric surgery's benefits appear to vastly outweigh its harms on average, and it is shaping up to be a genuine help for people struggling through one of the most urgent health crises of our time.
Sometimes Wall Street seems a bit like the make-believe Lake Wobegon: Most stocks are above average, and it is always a good time to buy.
The accident rate in greater Houston, train or no train, is well over double the national average, and it is particularly bad at the medical center.
Unemployment remains stubbornly above even the regional average, and it is higher in the north-east than anywhere else in the country.
The airline's 153 Airbus A320's are only four years old on average, and it is unlikely United would want to lose those planes.
Since then, however, he has a 2.72 earned run average, and it is as if he is getting better and better.
Backstage, creative director Rodolfo Paglialunga said he "didn't want it to be average,", and it was anything but.
Mussina was 11-10 with a career-high 5.15 earned run average, and it was far-fetched to think he could start this season so well.
That was nearly four points below the national average, and it was the lowest unemployment rate of all America's metro areas with more than 1m people.
There are direct trains to London – one every four hours, on average – and it's a 40-minute trip by train to Manchester or Liverpool.
The problem is, of course, that "54 days" is an average, and it's possible that for a particular desired route — say, Anchorage to Bucharest — the story is completely different.
