The phrase "average because of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining a reason for something being considered average, often in a statistical or evaluative context.
Example: "The results were deemed average because of the lack of sufficient data to draw a more definitive conclusion."
Alternatives: "mediocre due to the" or "standard as a result of the".
Some evidence exists that the regulators are falling even further behind than the historical average because of the unprecedented exponential nature of innovation in this decade.
But beyond this, Ello could become time wasting and a liability for brands where potentially negative reception could be higher than average because of the audience.
"Demand for air travel is relatively good and Air France-KLM is progressing better than the average because of the merger," Mr. Gourgeon said.
analysis said that premiums in the private market would rise by about twenty per cent next year, on average, because of the elimination of the individual mandate.
Using their preferred method, they calculated that workers' earnings increased by $5.54 a week on average because of the minimum wage.
In addition, they say the rate in Fukushima is significantly higher than the national average because of the large number of people being tested and the use of hypersensitive ultrasound, which can detect the tiniest lesions.
While the real estate research company Miller Samuel reported a median sale price of $970,000 in the Hamptons in the second quarter of 2008 — down nearly 12percentt from last year — it's difficult to pinpoint trends using averages because of the wide range of inventory in the region.
I've been reading with even more respect and pleasure Frederick Barthelme's stories in "The Law of Averages," because of the deliberately disjunctive and funny sentences describing lives that are also that way — though Barthelme, except for the perfect shaping, is entirely hands-off.
I've been reading with even more respect and pleasure Frederick Barthelme's stories in "The Law of Averages," because of the deliberately disjunctive and funny sentences describing lives that are also that way though Barthelme, except for the perfect shaping, is entirely hands-off.
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Gasoline prices in California are higher than national averages because of the state's unique blend of fuel to accommodate its strict environmental laws, which few refineries outside the state produce.
