The phrase "average daily consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of a product or resource consumed on a daily basis, often in contexts like nutrition, energy use, or resource management.
Example: "The average daily consumption of water per person is estimated to be around 2 liters."
Alternatives: "typical daily usage" or "mean daily intake."
Water use or demand is expressed numerically by average daily consumption per capita (per person).
The average daily consumption of milk per student, meanwhile, fell to four ounces at schools where only white milk was offered.
Each photograph is accompanied by a calorie count of the food displayed, but the authors warn that it's not necessarily representative of the person's average daily consumption.
More women have jobs, which leads to less home cooking and healthy eating; one study found a 10 per cent increase in female workers leads to a 70 calorie rise in average daily consumption.
The Department of Health says that average daily consumption of red and processed meat is 70g a day – which equates to two burgers, or three slices of ham, or a piece of meat the size of a packet of playing cards – and that anyone having more than 90g of either type should cut down.
A 15% drop in average daily consumption of salt in England between 2003 and 2011 played an important role in the 42% fewer stroke fatalities and 40% drop in those dying from coronary heart disease, according to the study published in the medical journal BMJ Open.
In the mid-1990s the average daily consumption of wood per person was 1.8 kg (about 4 pounds), which was 3 times that of cement, 5 times that of steel, 30 times that of plastics, and 200 times that of aluminum.
Twelve Control Group households were monitored for a period of at least 12 months and this revealed an average daily consumption for electric cooking of 1.30 kWh.
The two systems, designed for off-grid applications, were sized for a photovoltaic energy production in the area of Turin, Italy, to provide 3 kW maximum power, with an average daily consumption of 10.25 kWh.
The total crop residues and animal waste produced is 83 and 61 million tons/year, respectively, while about 80 million cubic meters (43.4 × 109 kg) of fuel wood is consumed yearly, with average daily consumption varying from 0.5 to 1.0 kg of dry wood per capita [3, 29].
A number of drugs have been found to interact with grapefruit juice and it has been established that it is an average daily consumption of 227 g of grapefruit juice that will suppress the activity of cytochrome enzymes and that the concomitant use with cardiovascular drugs such as antiarrhythmic drugs will result into cardiotoxicity, bradycardia and liver injury.
