The phrase "average compared to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between an average value and another reference point or group.
Example: "The student's performance was average compared to the rest of the class."
Alternatives: "typical in relation to the" or "standard when measured against the".
They also have relatively high disposable incomes on average compared to the nation and averages can be deceiving.
This is how humans are rated; as above or below average compared to the database, for example.
Participants in the study consumed closer to 3,000 calories on average, compared to the 2,000 often reported by adults in official statistics.
Bruce Forsyth's waltzing family favourite pulled in 10.6 million viewers on average compared to the Time Lord special's 10.2 million.
The regular route running time has increased by 1% on average compared to the initial time period.
As the Press Association reports, people living in the UK are slightly more content with their lives than average compared to the continent as a whole, according to analysis of European data by the ONS (pdf).
Experimental results show that this architecture decreases the susceptibility of switch boxes to SEUs by about 20% on average compared to the traditional ones.
Moreover, by incorporating VFI, we reduce the maximum temperature of 3D SWNoC by 15.2% on an average compared to the non-VFI counterpart.
Simulation results indicate that the session key cache with the prefetching scheme decreases the network latency by 50% on average, compared to the configurations without the enhancements.
Predictors believed they would wait to view quadruple the number of paintings (16 or 17 on average) compared to the actual number viewed by experiencers (three or four on average) before deciding.
The results of the experiments show that considering minimization, the pollutants can reduce emissions by 16% on the average compared to the classical open TDVRP.
