The phrase "average number of episodes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistics or data related to the typical count of episodes in a series, show, or similar context.
Example: "The average number of episodes in a typical television season is around 22."
Alternatives: "mean number of episodes" or "typical episode count.".
Multiply that figure by 20 (the average number of episodes in a full season of a network series) and then multiply that by 4 (the number of series that if "Chase" is also canceled will not have made it), and you're looking at a potential loss of close to $100 million in Texas.
The average number of episodes per week was 3.1.
The numerator (average number of episodes per child) was provided at the cluster level.
The average number of episodes of the RHL in the participants ranged from 4.5 to 5.6 episodes per year.
The distribution of ACG®, along with the average number of episodes, costs and visits for each ACG®, is presented in Table 3.
These values were used for calculating the average number of each adverse event per patient (eg, probability of a specified adverse event per patient × average number of episodes of adverse event per patient).
We saw no difference in average number of malaria episodes by type of episode or whether SMN1 copy number is ≥3 (Table 4).
The average number of illness episodes among respondents who reported an illness was 1.05 episodes for chronic illnesses and 1.01 for acute illnesses.
Expected episodes, visits and costs were determined indirectly, based on the average number of visits, episodes or costs per patient in an ACG® across all PHCs.
Specifically, the average number of hypoglycemic episodes overnight was 0.7 per subject per night (range 0 4); the median duration per episode was 20 min (range 5 145).
The average number of hypoglycemic episodes the next day was 1.3 per subject per day (range 0 7); the median duration per episode was 20 min (range 5 135).
