The phrase "average number of orders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or metrics related to the quantity of orders received over a specific period.
Example: "The average number of orders per day has increased significantly since last year."
Alternatives: "mean number of orders" or "typical order count".
Retail sales for the 12 weeks to 10 August increased 15.5% to £218.5m as the average number of orders per week rose 17.4% to 163,000.
Its shares rose 3% after it reported that group sales had increased 15.3% to £312.4m in the 12 weeks to 21 February and that the average number of orders a week had risen to 214,000.
The right-hand graph shows that the average number of orders per week decreases, as more backroom space B becomes available.
JackThreads hit the 1 million member mark in July 2011, and since then, the average number of orders placed per month has more than doubled, average daily sales have more than doubled, unique site visitors per month grew 143%, and mobile visits grew 163%.
Although the average number of tests ordered was 1.8, the distribution of BNP orders is skewed to the right with a maximum value of 31 (see Table 1).
The average number of tests ordered for the study patients was three per patient.
As GPs can order more than one test on a single request form, we also calculated the average number of laboratory tests ordered on each GP request form in the years between 2005 and 2008.
In addition, the average number of items per order decreased 12percentto5.65.6.
With the average number of units per order twice what we expected, Smart Carts have been the rule, not the exception," writes Lore on a blog post.
Based on the ratio of preganglionic neurones to ganglion cells, and the average number of axons innervated on the order of 50-200 superior cervical ganglion cells.
Here, the offered cell load is selected to be equal to 23 Mbps because it yields a load level in the system (in terms of average number of users) in the same order of magnitude as the one used in the case of the full buffer model.
