The phrase "average awareness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or moderate level of understanding or knowledge about a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The survey revealed that the participants had an average awareness of environmental issues, indicating a need for further education on the topic."
Alternatives: "moderate awareness" or "typical awareness".
Table 5 lists the percentage of faculty reporting awareness of each of the seventeen EBIPs, ranked by the overall average awareness.
NY site participants expressed the most positive attitude towards testing while reporting only average awareness.
Overall, the NY group had the most positive attitude towards genetic testing while reporting average awareness.
The OH site reported being neutral in attitude and low in awareness, while the OK site reported the least positive attitude towards testing and below average awareness.
The OK site had below average awareness about genetic testing and expressed the least positive attitudes towards genetic testing, but, interestingly, valued ancestry testing more than disease testing.
However, while average awareness of the vaccine may have increased over the years, the increment of increase is unknown and its rate differs among populations.
At Saddleback Church there is a higher-than-average awareness of mental illness and the devastation it can cause.
"What we have actually observed is that the visitors drawn to high-profile paintings and artists are neither the least educated nor the most learned, but actually people of average cultural awareness," says Pedler, adding: "Someone with an average education is likely to be more conformist, the more highly educated, less so".
Thus they perhaps had a more than average health awareness, particularly after receiving oral and written travel advice, learning about the study, and agreeing to participate.
Thus, they perhaps had a higher than average health awareness, particularly after receiving oral and written travel advice, learning about the study, and agreeing to participate.
I wrote about three abilities that distinguish the best leaders from average: self-awareness, which both lets you know your strengths and limits, and strengthens your inner ethical radar; self-management, which lets you lead yourself effectively; and empathy, which lets you read other people accurately.
