The phrase "average compared with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between an average value and another value or group.
Example: "The average compared with the national standard shows significant differences in performance."
Alternatives: "average in relation to the" or "average in comparison to the".
If the dollar was trading above, say, its 30-day moving average compared with the Japanese yen, that amounted to a buy signal.
Well, Mr. Obama's margin of victory was also below average compared with the most similar incumbents in the past.
Moreover, AC-CLOCK reduced the energy delay product (EDP) by 23.25% on average, compared with the previous techniques.
Property search website Rightmove said asking prices saw an "aggressive" 2.4% drop month-on-month to reach £236,260 on average, compared with the typical fall of 1.1% it has measured in August over the last 10 years.
Levels of maternal DAPs among the women in the UC Berkeley study were somewhat higher than average compared with the U.S. population, but they were not out of the range of measurements found among women in a national study.
The Rockefeller Institute reported that first-quarter state tax revenue increased 8.6 percent, on average, compared with the same quarter of 2012.
According to a survey by auditing firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, over the past year companies in China and Hong Kong saw around 1,245 attacks each on average, compared with 241 the year before.
Figure 1 shows the study average compared with plots of the cholinesterase levels from 20 randomly selected study participants.
Smith found that 42 enzymes changed in the healthy twin, on average, compared with 339 in the kwashiorkor twin.
As of Nov. 30, the portfolio's bonds were rated BBB, on average, compared with AAA for the index.
They earn $85,000 a year on average, compared with $18,000 before the Pursuit program.
