The phrase "average district" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a district that is typical or representative in terms of certain characteristics, such as demographics or performance.
Example: "The average district in the state has seen a steady increase in student enrollment over the past five years."
Alternatives: "typical district" or "standard district".
Average district verbal score: 480.
The districts also have slightly lower levels of education (twenty-five per cent of the population in suicide districts have college degrees, while that number is twenty-nine per cent for the average district).
On the House side, Democratic candidates have won a higher proportion of the average district vote than Republicans in four of the five biennial elections since 1994, but — thanks to a combination of gerrymandering and demo-graphics — Republicans remain in the majority.
Compared with other downstate school districts that serve large populations of children who start school with educational disadvantages, New York City receives about $900 per student less in state aid than the average district, but it also contributes $1,600 per student less than average, according to figures from the State Education Department.
"Providing low-income schools with comparable spending would cost as little as 1 percent of the average district's total spending," but the extra resources "would make a big impact by adding between 4 percent and 15 percent to the budget" of schools serving poor students, the department said in a statement.
This indicates that, in the average district, if we randomly select two people from the non-British population the probability that they are born in the same country is 83.1%, while if we randomly select two people the probability that they are born in the same country is 20.2%.
On average, districts met the greatest number of elements in the area of nutrition education and the least number of elements in the area of physical activity.
The average cost per facility and the average district-level management costs are presented.
Note: estimates from average districts in 28 provinces.
However they represent typical "average" districts in a resource limited setting in terms of the extent to which HIV-related practices and objectives are met.
On average, districts received funds earmarked for the SDIP 283 days late in the first fiscal year, and 147 days late in the second fiscal year [ 19].
