The phrase "average indicates that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or findings to suggest what the average value reveals about a particular situation or trend.
Example: "The average indicates that students who study more than three hours a day tend to achieve higher grades."
Alternatives: "the average suggests that" or "the average shows that".
As it is, the Real Clear Politics poll average indicates that he has the support of just 2.6percentnt of potential Republican voters.
The Huffington Post's poll average, which is somewhat different than the Real Clear Politics average, indicates that Clinton is still leading by more than five percentage points — 48.1percentto42.5percentr cent.
The Huffington Post's poll average, which is somewhat different than the Real Clear Politics average, indicates that Clinton is still leading by more than five percentage points 48.1percentto42.5percentr cent.
Overall, the fact that Adapt-N was able to decrease N inputs even after such a wet spring without significant yield loss in these 6 trials (-1 bu/ac on average) indicates that Adapt-N accounted for losses successfully, and can inform much more significant N input reductions in Iowa during more normal or dry years, as demonstrated by our 2011 and 2012 trials, when growers plan on sidedressing.
The 53-point weighted moving average indicates that on-movements have been steadily, but consistently increasing over the study period.
A Goldman Sachs spokesman said the percentage of deficient loans that went into its pools was smaller than Clayton's average, indicating that the firm had done a better job than its peers.
True, Randolph (originally a middle school, to which a high school was added) had a high graduation rate, but its ACT scores were far below the state average, indicating that students are not well prepared for college.
From these data, they designated each variant as functional (if its frequency indicated that homology-directed repair was active in cells harbouring that variant), non-functional (if the frequency was lower than average, indicating that the variant led to cell death), or intermediate (Fig. 1).
The daily chart show that the Dow has been under a "death cross" since December 19 when the 50-day simple moving average declined below its 200-day simple moving average, indicating that lower prices lie ahead.
The daily chart shows that the Dow has been under a "death cross" since December 19 when the 50-day simple moving average declined below its 200-day simple moving average, indicating that lower prices lie ahead.
The daily chart for JPMorgan shows that the stock has been below a "death cross" since November 12 when the 50-day simple moving average plunged below the 200-day simple moving average, indicating that lower prices lie ahead.
