The phrase "average burden of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or mean level of responsibility, weight, or load associated with a particular task or situation.
Example: "The average burden of the workload has increased significantly over the past year, leading to employee burnout."
Alternatives: "typical load of the" or "mean responsibility of the".
The primary limitation of the current analysis is that the studies were conducted during three influenza seasons, which may not be representative of the average burden of influenza in Europe and Israel.
In Illinois, the average burden of state and local taxes rose to 10.2 percent of income in 2010 from 8.8 percent in 1980, even before the latest round of tax increases last year.
In the last three years taxes have swallowed only 0.8% of a hypothetical investor's money annually in the fund, versus the ten-year average burden of 2.4%.
In our GDH population, the rehabilitation outcome is more directly related to the functional measures on admission, regardless of a high average burden of disease and medication count.
The assessment of care need expressed in minutes of assistance according to RUG-III showed an average burden of 327.2 minutes/day of care for patient.
Ezzati and Lopez (2004) estimated that the population-average burden of both firsthand (smokers) and secondhand tobacco smoke in industrialized nations is 12% of the annual DALYs lost, which we assume would represent 1,700 DALY losses per 100,000 persons per year, that is, 12% of the total DALY losses estimated for the United States by WHO (2009).
The standardization of progressivity substitutes the national average of the relative burdens on the top 5percentt and the next 15percentt of taxpayers, relative to the average burden in the state.
Fig. 2 Defence burden of Latin American countries compared to the world average 1961 2014 (Defence burden of the ith country minus the world average).
Yet the average income tax burden of the wealthy was actually higher then.
However, the average burden (i.e. number of HLOFs) did not differ between GS SFHS and the isolates: each individual carried a median number of nine HLOFs in GS SFHS, NSPHS and ORCADES; the median number of HLOFs was 10 in CROATIA-Vis and seven in CROATIA-Korčula (Fig. 2).
