The phrase "average daily quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measurements or statistics that are averaged over a daily period, often in contexts like business, health, or research.
Example: "The average daily quantity of water consumed by an adult is about 2 liters."
Alternatives: "mean daily amount" or "daily average volume".
Average daily quantity of alcohol drinking in quartiles (never, < 0.6, 0.6-2.0, 2.1-4.5, > 4.5 standard glasses) was included in the models to adjust for alcohol drinking.
Intake of F&V (including tinned and dried) was calculated from food diary data to give average daily quantity of intake for each participant.
To control for smoking, we used smoking status (never, current, former), average daily quantity of tobacco smoked (1 19, 20 39, ≥ 40 grams), and duration of smoking (1 30, 31 40, > 40 years) [ 32].
Analgesic consumption was based on the average daily quantities taken by the patient during the previous week.
Analgesic consumption was based on the average daily quantities taken by the patient during the previous week and assigned oral morphine equivalents before analysis (McCormack et al, 1992).
Adherence with chosen/allocated treatment will be assessed using: 1. a summary of GP prescriptions issued for the trial participants, converted into Average Daily Quantities for topical/oral ibuprofen and other topical/oral NSAIDs.
Taking into account the average daily consumed quantity of feed and the number of starlings in the aviary, this corresponds to an average daily dose per individual of approximately 10 mg, which can be considered moderate [28].
The age at which the habit was started, average daily consumption quantity and the age at which the habit was stopped were queried in detail for betel quid chewing, cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking.
Chandon and Wansink (2002) looked at the records of purchases in food stores in France and found that both fruit juice and biscuits were repurchased sooner when they had been bought in larger quantities: the average daily consumption was 110% greater for juice and 92% more for biscuits.
Frequencies were translated into quantities using typical portions sizes for each food item or beverage category (Katsouyanni et al, 1994) and quantities were converted into average daily intakes of various categories of flavonoids.
EAAm (composition, relative percentage, and dietary intake of each amino acid are reported in Table 2) was dissolved in tap water in quantities determined by calculating average daily drinking for 2 weeks before starting treatment (approximately 6 ml as in Bachmanov et al. 2002) and stored at 4 °C before daily administration.
