The phrase "average hardship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of difficulty or struggle that is typical or common in a given context.
Example: "The community faced average hardship during the economic downturn, but they managed to support each other through the challenges."
Alternatives: "typical struggle" or "common difficulty.".
There is plenty of hardship for average Turks.
The bill authorizes more than $70 billion to upgrade and buy weapons, increase military pay an average of 4.1percentt, raise hardship bonuses, improve access to military health care and provide millions of dollars for new housing for troops and their families.
In the interview, he said he would not veer from pledges to repudiate terms of Greece's bailout that forced wrenching hardship on average Greeks, a stance that may lead Greece's lenders to withhold further aid and set off a default.
Despite these hardships, the average American was healthier during this period than during the economic booms that preceded and followed it, according to social researcher José Tapia Granados and his co-author Ana Diez Roux, both of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
In Europe's case, the alternative is likely to be either a lurch to the far right or left -- either of which would likely result in further socioeconomic dislocation, which would then likely result in even greater hardship for the average citizen.
To add to the hardships of the average Yemeni citizen, state electricity supplies are minimal and sporadic.
For months now, average Iranians have endured economic hardships, political repression and international isolation as the nation's top officials remained defiant over Iran's nuclear program.
The reforms beginning in the 1990s caused considerable hardships for the average Russian citizen; in the decade after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the Russian economy contracted by more than two-fifths.
In an interview Friday, Weill blamed California's high rate of food hardship on above-average unemployment and low participation in the federal food stamp program.
Matt Benefiel, a court official in Orange County, Fla., which includes Orlando, said that while the area's unemployment rate was higher than the national average, the number of people claiming hardship to get out of service had not increased.
