The phrase "average birth weight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to health, medicine, or statistics when discussing the typical weight of newborns at birth.
Example: "The average birth weight for full-term infants is approximately 7.5 pounds."
Alternatives: "typical birth weight" or "mean birth weight."
The average birth weight across selected facilities was 3,167±458 g, with individual birth weights ranging from 1,200 g to 6,000 g.
Our preferred estimates suggest that WIC initiation raised average birth weight by 2 g, or by 7 g among infants born to mothers with low education levels.
We find strong evidence that the health benefits associated with treated generations' in utero access to Medicaid extend to later offspring in the form of higher average birth weight and decreased incidence of very low birth weight.
We find that the implementation of WIC led to an increase in average birth weight and a decrease in the fraction of births that are classified as low birth weight.
From the table, we can observe that the average birth weight in the sample is 3,320 grams.
The findings indicated the relationship between birth weight and pollution was dose related - the higher the exposure, the lower the average birth weight.
The largest difference is between kidnap-based and arranged marriages: the magnitude of the birth weight loss is in the range of 2%to6% 6 % of average birth weight.
Newborns weigh 700-1000 g with the average birth weight being 890 g.
Are there subtle behavioral effects of lower than average birth weight that have not yet been tested in children and adults?
Recently, it was demonstrated that mothers who were pregnant during the fires gave birth to babies with a slightly reduced average birth weight compared to those who were not exposed to wildfire during birth.
The average birth weight was 3.189 (±0.49) kg for male infants and 3.185 (±0.55) kg for female infants.
