The phrase "average note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a typical or mean score, rating, or comment, often in academic or evaluative settings.
Example: "The average note for the class was a B, indicating that most students performed well on the exam."
Alternatives: "mean score" or "typical rating".
Hippel's work compared melodic motion to the average note height in a melody.
It's the C5 descending to A4, still above the average note G4.
The study found that the average note length at the median health system in Canada, the UK, Australia, the Netherlands, and Denmark is less than one third of what it is in the United States.
Christopher Longhurst, the CIO and associate chief medical officer for quality and safety at UC California San Diego Health and a coauthor of the EHR note length study, explained that organizations that operate under risk-based payment models (in which the volume of services less directly influences payment) had shorter average note lengths.
Bills wouldn't stick to the refrigerator, but they'd have a different texture than an average note.
Average note duration was 69 ± 18 ms (mean ± standard deviation).
But right now, the local inflation rate is actually a percentage point higher than the national average, noted Barbara Byrne Denham, chief economist of The New York Stat, a newsletter about the regional economy.
"There's a study on interruptions at work, and there was a statistic that people are interrupted every 11 minutes, on average," noted Karen Sumberg, assistant vice president at the Center for Work-Life Policy, a nonprofit research organization in Manhattan.
Let me give an example: you might want to find all instances of, say, the word "Domine" (latin: Lord) to see if, perhaps, they're higher in pitch than the average notes in the piece.
Cidade Tiradentes, a poor neighbourhood in São Paulo, is 30% Protestant and 40% Catholic (and 22% "without religion", triple the national average), notes Cesar Romero Jacob of Rio de Janeiro's Catholic University.
As such, this deal therefore stands significantly above this average," notes Katharine Dennys, Research Editor (EMEA), Mergermarket Group, who is based in London.
