The phrase "average lad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or ordinary young man, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "He’s just an average lad who enjoys playing football and hanging out with friends."
Alternatives: "typical guy" or "ordinary young man".
Optimal healing, with formation of a robust, stable full thickness mature neointima, with a well-organized and dense population of smooth muscle cells (Figure 2C; also see Figure 2A D), was observed in all LAD (average score of 3.00±0.00) and peripheral vessels (average score of 2.94±0.14 for carotid, and 2.56±0.50 for iliac arteries).
To understand the behavior of LADs, we plotted the change in average OCI across LADs.
"There is a bit of your average northern bloke [who] wants to be regarded as one of the lads.
For LAD, the average injury was slightly lower in the ELN 457946-treated group (score: 0.33±0.52) than in the vehicle-treated group (score: 0.50±0.66).
The results, fascinatedly analyzed over many decades, show (a) no average ability difference between lads and lasses, and (b) greater variability among the lads.
The average diameters of the LMCA, LAD and RCA were significantly larger in the ADPKD group compared to the control group (Table 1).
An average night out with the lads spells disaster as a spiked drink breaches the terms of his probation.
"To which school do you lads go?" The average age of that Australian team, Ricky Ponting's first, was less than 27; the average age of the team on its way back to Australia is almost 31 and you would no more mistake them for schoolboys than the Rolling Stones for the Rakes.
Endothelialization of the neointima was complete in all stented LADs (Figure 2B; average score of 3.00±0.00), and most peripheral arteries (average score of 2.94±0.14 for carotid, and 2.72±0.44 for iliac arteries), independently of treatment group.
The average length of human-specific LADs is 361 kb, which is 2.7-fold shorter than the average length of all LADs in the human genome (980 kb; P = 5.382 E-62), and 25 40% of all LADs of nearly half of all human chromosomes are represented by the human-specific LADs (fig. 2 and supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).
