The phrase "average issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or standard problem or concern that arises in a particular context.
Example: "The average issue faced by our customers is the difficulty in navigating our website."
Alternatives: "common problem" or "typical concern".
After three months, the average issue was down eleven per cent compared to when trading started.
He said that a Time Out average issue had 124 pages – although the relaunched magazine will be slimmer – with a 70/30 split of editorial pages to advertising.
Eighty to a hundred million comic books were sold every week; according to contemporary reports, the average issue was passed along to six or more readers.
Junk bonds are now "attractively valued," he said, because the average issue is trading at less than 85 cents per dollar of face value, the lowest rate since July 1991.
Of the 21 eco-themed 2008 magazine issues examined by Mediamark Research, a media research firm, 52percentt had fewer readers than the average issue of that magazine over the last year, as measured by Mediamark.
There's better prose in the average issue of Consumer Reports than in most Upton Sinclair novels, but "The Jungle" triggered actual legislative reform and will therefore last as long as the United States does.
This year, only 243 building permits will be issued for new houses in all five towns (the average number issued since 1983).
Having had to turn some students away for grade-point average issues, Bothun told them, "if you can bring your grades up, we'll see what we can do next year".
Therefore, because of this magnetic encoder averaging issue, we were getting inaccurate feedback for the PID controller at high rotational speed.
While this approach addresses the under-sampling and noise averaging issues, it does not overcome the ambiguity related to a missing cone in the raw data.
They could consider their average number of finished issues per month and plan iterations accordingly, which in their case would mean to plan fewer issues.
