The phrase "average capable of" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The average capable of achieving high scores in the exam is impressive."
Alternatives: "average able to" or "mean proficient in".
He talked with each of his 30 distributors, analyzed their sales performances over recent years, and sorted them into three categories: (1) distributors whose market shares stood at or above the national average, (2) distributors short of the national average but capable of reaching it, and (3) those for whom the national average seemed hopelessly out of reach.
As Mr. Milner said, "Big Internet companies on average are capable of generating revenue of $1 million per employee, and that compares to 10 to 20 percent of that which is normally generated by traditional offline businesses of comparable size".
This indicates that spatial average is capable of capturing regional-scale geoelectric field features and is thus applicable measure for characterizing spatially uniform or coherent fields.
Ropes made entirely of my beard hairs tested on average as capable of pulling twice the weight of head-hair counterparts of equivalent thickness.
They contend that the "average reader" is capable of reading only what tests... ..easy...There is no average reader; and to riach down toward this mythical character is to deny that each of us is on the way up.
When this critical mass existed, even an average individual was capable of triggering a large cascade".
For "The Wire," Simon decided that the average viewer was capable of more sophisticated information processing.
A healthy liver of average size is capable of destroying alcohol at the rate of about half an ounce per hour.
A remaining question, then, is whether the average individual is capable of understanding a 4percentt risk versus a 14percentt risk and acting rationally upon it.
According to the World Health Organization, men and women who are healthy at 60 will, on average, be physically capable of working until they are 74 and 77, respectively.
