The phrase "average editor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who possesses typical skills or qualities associated with editing, often in a comparative context.
Example: "While she is an average editor, her attention to detail sets her apart from her peers."
Alternatives: "typical editor" or "mediocre editor".
Has her experience of modelling affected who she casts – is she more aware of the health of the girls than the average editor?
According to The Hulbert Financial Digest, the average editor is recommending that subscribers allocate 61percentt of their portfolios to stocks, up from negative 13percentt after the market low in September -- the negative number indicating a net short position.
Governments and intelligence agencies may have access to more information than the average editor but they do not have a monopoly over the ability to correctly answer these questions.
He also said: "I would say the average editor is probably aware of about 5% of what his journalists are up to at any given time on every newspaper".
And thirdly, because I pay for a better-than-average copy editor, because if you skimp at this stage, you end up with typos and a bad reputation.
Mr. Stelter chronicles the gossipy New York-Hollywood television industry from the tiny, leafy campus at Towson, where he is a senior majoring in mass communication (he has a 3.5 grade-point average) and the editor of the student newspaper.
However, the critics were much more critical of the replies than the editors (average score 2.3 v 1.4, P<0.001).
To the Editor: The average Mexican wants the same things the average American wants: a job, a family and a real life on earth.
The editor, on average, dies of heart attack later than the deputy editor.
To the Editor: The average life expectancy in this country is twice as long as when the first Supreme Court justices began their tenure in 1789.
During his 34 years as a political cartoonist in Pittsburgh — including a career at the Post-Gazette spanning four supervising editors — Rogers had two to three cartoons a year, on average, killed by his editors.
