The phrase "average it has" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "On average, it has been shown that students perform better with regular study habits."
Alternatives: "on average" or "typically it has".
On average, it has been more than 13 months since they were completed.
The game is average; it has been average for a couple of months, so we're working hard and we're trying to do the right things.
On average, it has been getting 400 likes every time it does a sale, which helps it see how much it is growing.
Although the difference varies from polling firm to polling firm, on the average it has reverted back to the historical average of between one and two percentage points.
Although public debt is below the euro-zone average, it has jumped from 22% of GDP in 2008 to 63% this year.
On average, it has moved the polls by 2.3 percentage points in one direction or another — almost exactly the same as after the first debate, which moved them by 2.4 percentage points on average.
The casino drama "Las Vegas" delivered an audience of 9.31 million, which was well under the average it had in its old Tuesday time slot, and "Conviction" brought in 7.61 million.
Overall the DFC test performed the best – on average it had higher sensitivity and partial AUC and its elevation was most prominent in the low range of differentially expressed features, typical for formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded sample sets.
Although per capita income remained below the national average, it had risen substantially as a result of urbanization, industrialization, and the decline in agricultural employment.
With the refugee crisis looming as a key issue, the party won an average of 17.4% of votes across five elections, more than double the average it had won before.
While this procedure localized the internalized density in our cavity-occupied average, it had little effect on the cavity of the cavity-empty set.
