The phrase "average equals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or statistical contexts to indicate that the average value of a set of numbers is being defined or calculated.
Example: "In this dataset, the average equals 75, which indicates the central tendency of the values."
Alternatives: "mean is" or "average is".
The ergodic theorem says that under certain circumstances and as the number of measurements increases indefinitely, the time average equals the space average.
Letʼs say for a second that "average equals median" (I donʼt want to get into basic math arguments in the comments).
To make the budget balance, people would have to pay a premium that, on the average, equals the expected cost of their care.
Innocenti has normalized the z-scores in such a way that their average equals 100 and their standard deviation 10.
The molecular mass of the heparin molecule on average equals 15 kDa, while in the case of heparin sulfate about 30 kDa.
The black lines represent linear fits to the red (y1 = 1.6x; autofluorescence in wild type cells on average equals to 1.6 YFP molecules per 1 µm cell length) and blue (y2 = 56x; fluorescence in parA-yfp cells on average equals to 56 YFP molecules per 1 µm cell length) data points, respectively.
The response factor (R- or q-factor) is on average equal to 5.0.
The simulations results show that a very high thermal efficiency of solar collectors, on average equal to 34%, is achieved.
Experimental investigations show that users can be discriminated via their text-based entry, with an average Equal Error Rate (EER) of 3.3%.
As is well known, when the plate is buckled through a rigid beam these two forces are only on average equal to each other.
According to Mr. Suslov, expenses here are, on the average, 20 to 40percentt less than in the capital and actors' wages -- which, on average, equal $200 a day -- are literally half the going Moscow rate.
