The phrase "average disadvantage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common or typical disadvantage experienced by a group or individual in a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed that students from low-income families face an average disadvantage in accessing quality education compared to their peers."
Alternatives: "typical disadvantage" or "common disadvantage.".
However, Table 5 also shows the average earnings disadvantage to have increased for some groups.
Fourth, the theory predicts that evolved mutation rates should be elevated in recombining species relative to asexual taxa with the same effective population sizes, by a factor equal to approximately the inverse of the average selective disadvantage of a new mutation, which is typically in the range of 0.001 0.01 (Lynch and Walsh 1998).
And I think that on average, the disadvantages of being a member of one of these minority groups dramatically outweigh the advantages.
"We hope that this will prevent large sophisticated investment firms and the companies backed by them from taking actions to disadvantage average investors," he said.
Altogether, our results indicate that participants in the choose location treatment used endogenous movement to eliminate on average the payoff disadvantage of cooperating compared to defecting.
Players in the choose location treatment were able to eliminate on average the payoff disadvantage of cooperation, while players in the assign location treatment were not, because movement in the choose location treatment generated positive assortment (Fig. 3D).
Without it, E.U. import taxes would tack on a cost disadvantage averaging more than 5percentt of the value of export sales to Europe.
The agency also defends its emphasis on insider trading, saying that the crime destroys confidence in public markets, giving an upper hand to Wall Street's well-connected elite and putting average investors at a disadvantage.
The state must somehow function with less than 10% of GDP, well below the average in Latin America.That disadvantage is all the more glaring since the economy has been quietly improving.
"Because of the way the education system is set up in England they are the youngest in their year and what we've shown is that puts them at a disadvantage on average compared with the children who are born at the start of the year".
