The phrase "average intake of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of something consumed or absorbed, often in the context of nutrition or health.
Example: "The average intake of vitamin C among adults is recommended to be around 90 mg per day."
Alternatives: "typical consumption of" or "mean intake of".
Upon admission, 56% were under antibiotic treatment, with an average intake of 5.8 days.
The average intake of saturates is now at about 12 or 13percentt, and some people are consuming more than 15percentt of their calories as saturated fat.
Finally, there is a strong relationship in population studies between the average intake of salt and the rate of ulcers and stomach cancer.
Defra recently reported that our average intake of sugar that has been added to food and drink or released through processing dropped by 9.7% between 2011 and 2014.
According to a survey carried out by the FSA in 2000/01, the average intake of trans fat is 1.2% of dietary energy.
The panel did not conclude that the average intake of 3,400 milligrams a day is necessarily risky.
They calculate that in Sweden the average intake of acrylamide from all sources is 70 micrograms per day, which translates as one microgram per kilo of body weight per day.
According to the FDA, average intake of salt in the United States is about 3,300 milligrams per day, when we should be consuming about 2,300 milligrams (about a teaspoonful).
The daily average intake of the beverages for all groups was 496 (range: 417 500) ml during the run-in and 494 (range: 402 500) ml during the intervention period, which corresponds to a compliance of 99% during both periods.
Even when it is available, milk from banks is expensive, as much as $6 an ounce, and the average intake of a 1-month-old is about 25 ounces a day.
Within each of the 2 groups, the average intake of selected nutrients on binge and nonbinge days at baseline and at 6 months were compared.
