The phrase "average number for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a typical or mean value related to a specific category or dataset.
Example: "The average number for daily visitors to the website has increased over the past year."
Alternatives: "mean value of" or "typical count for".
The average number for each dealer is about 450.
The average number for all N.C.A.A. football teams last season was 94 players.
Rehn said the average number for the bloc hid substantial differences between states, with Germany's performance outstripping those of Spain and Italy, which remained in recession.
The slowdown is particularly sharp in the United States, which has had 754 announced deals in the first two months of the year, about half the average number for the period in the last half of the 1990's.
When Garton became head of the newly combined junior and infant schools in 1999, there were 700 pupils here – nearly three times the average number for a primary school.
Data up to 11 December, published earlier this week, showed that the weekly number of norovirus cases in the previous three weeks were slightly below the average number for this time of year.
Average numbers for those accepted varied from school to school.
At one large program, the average numbers for matriculants were MCAT 36 and GPA 3.8, but the range was large.
On the other hand, the average numbers for 25 ≤ BMI groups were ADSCs: 3.2E+3, HSC-progenitors: 1.3E+3, AT-ECs: 612.5E+0, and pericytes 127.5E+0 (Data not shown).
The mean (overline {T}_{text {standardised}}) of the six average numbers for the respective fixed route lengths 1,5,…,25 is (overline {T}_{text {standardised}} approx 3.26 pm sigma ) with a small standard deviation σ ≈ 0.14.
When compared to the average numbers for links in the past, more than 1,000 extra people saw it.
