The phrase "average instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or standard set of directions or guidelines provided for a task or process.
Example: "The average instruction for assembling the furniture was clear and easy to follow."
Alternatives: "standard guideline" or "typical direction".
"The average instructions are written at 12th to 17th grade level and the average American is at about an eighth-grade level.
Considering that an ATMega32 opcode is 2 bytes to the NES' 1-byte, this means that the translator generated on average 1.5 instructions for every instruction input.
The average total instruction on death and dying for would-be doctors is a mere 17 hours in the four-year curriculum, according to one study.
(D ) In the experimental paradigm, a sequence was cued, and then executed three times from memory; fMRI activity was averaged over instruction and execution phase.
The runtime of a program is equal to the number of instructions multiplied by the average time per instruction.
Hence, serial computing performance depends heavily on the speed (clock frequency) of CPU, and the runtime of a program is approximately equal to the number of instructions multiplied by the average time per instruction.
Core funding for those students, including state funding and tuition net of financial aid, averaged $15,337; our average cost of instruction for that same four-year period was $25,331.
On average, spending on instruction increased 22 percent over the decade at private research universities, about the same as tuition, but 36 percent for student services and 36 percent for institutional support, a category that includes general administration, legal services and public relations, the study said.
Although there was significant improvement on the polytomy evolutionary relatedness questions, the average score after instruction was only 0.47.
