The phrase "average educated" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to describe someone with a typical level of education, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The average educated person today is expected to have a basic understanding of technology."
Alternatives: "average educated individual" or "typically educated person".
First, on average, educated whites are more racially tolerant than non-college-educated whites.
My vocabulary was broader, my grammar more precise than the average educated American.
But the general awareness about diet is poor among the average educated Indian.
The Greco-Roman society has been extinct for so long that most of the names of its great men mean little to the average, educated modern person.
Many do not have children (or have only one), and they are still more likely than the average educated woman to be single or divorced, Ms. Bailyn said.
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When asked how much a company chairman should earn on average, privately educated people suggested an average figure of £237,000 a year, £88,000 higher than the average level proposed by those who went to state schools.
As anticipated the salaried HSAs were on average more educated than voluntary CHWs, with 85%% (51/60) completing secondary education in comparison to 19%% of CHWs (6/32) (Table 1, Fig. 3).> Whilst mobile phone ownership was comparable between the two groups, with 93%% (56/60) of HSAs and 88%% (28/32) of CHWs owning their own phones, stark differences were observed in mobile phone use (Fig. 3).
Thus, overall our results indicate that public sector workers are, on average, more prosocial than private sector workers, but this is mostly because they are, on average, more educated and less likely to perform menial tasks, factors that are positively correlated with prosociality.
Given the upward trend in post-compulsory education in most countries, workers who retire are on average less educated than workers who enter the labour market.
They are, on average, less educated and less likely to have health insurance.
