The phrase "average for example" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper structure.
Example: "The average for example of the test scores was misleading."
Alternatives: "average, for instance" or "average, such as".
His batting average, for example, plummeted from.285 to.255 to.224.
The Financial Times's poll average, for example, puts "Leave" at forty-eight-per-cent support, and "Remain" at forty-three per cent.
On average, for example, obese men who smoke will die sooner than women who are thin and active and never get near a cigarette.
They cover the years 1980 to 1999, with each year's numbers actually representing a 5-year "rolling average" (for example, the 1999 statistics represent data collected from 1997 through 2001).
The university gives points to applicants for qualifications such as good grades and high test scores; it also gives black, Hispanic and American Indian applicants 20 extra points, which is the equivalent of raising their high-school grade-point average by one full point (from a C average to a B average, for example).
Some modest disparities have been reported: On average, for example, men tend to have a larger amygdala, a region associated with emotion.
In Gallup's weekly averages, for example, Obama has gone from a nine-point deficit in early December to a two-point deficit so far in January.
The diabetes treatment patterns observed among insulin prescribing providers identified in the HIRDSM were close to national averages; for example, the low use of thiazolidinediones follows national trends (data not shown).
The average nonsmoker, for example, dies at age 84, while the average smoker passes at age 77.
On "caring about average people," for example, Obama is favored by an extraordinary margin to 52 percent to 30 percent.
This county -- Borsod-Abauj-Zemplen -- has a gross domestic product per person that is only 69.2percentt of the national average, compared, for example, with Budapest's 147percentt.
