The phrase "average number of strokes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistics or measurements related to strokes, such as in sports, writing, or health.
Example: "The average number of strokes taken by golfers in this tournament was significantly lower than last year."
Alternatives: "mean number of strokes" or "typical stroke count".
The average number of strokes per point is two and a half.
He won the British Open (Open Championship; 1946), the Canadian Open (1938, 1940 , 1941, and in the United States the Masters Tournament (1949, 1952, 1954), the PGA Championship (1942, 1949, 1951), and the Vardon Trophy (1938, 1949 50, 1955) for the best average number of strokes in PGA tournaments.
Head to head: McKeever vs Bolt Ed McKeever Age: 28 Height: 5ft 8in Weight: 12st 6lb 200m time at this Olympics: 36.246sec Number of strokes in 200m: 110 Average number of strokes per second: 3 Usain Bolt Age: 25 Height: 6ft 5in Weight: 14st 200m time at this Olympics: 19.32sec Number of steps in 200m: 83 Average number of steps per second: 4.
Therefore, between the average number of points played per game and the average number of strokes per point, the additional 3 4% errors observed here could be equivalent to an opponent being wrong footed by a grunting tennis shot nearly once every game.
The average number of stroke patients who entered the stroke services in 2008 was 449 ± 340 (range 134-1914).
For each recording, we counted the average number of wing-strokes per second and the average number of peg strikes against the plectrum within each wing stroke.
We designate this value of b as b RCT because it is the average number of additional bleeds per stroke prevented reported in randomized trials of warfarin vs. aspirin from the meta-analysis [ 11] (Table 1).
The average number of days alive in the year after index study start date (stroke date for the stroke cohort and randomly selected 2004 medical bill date for the control group) were higher in the control group than the stroke group (p-value < 0.0001) (Table 1).
The average number of home-care visits paid for by long-term care insurance is 454 for a stroke patient, and 381 for someone with Alzheimer's.
The average number of implemented elements was 50 ± 18, 42 ± 13, and 45 ± 22 for stroke, acute myocardial infarction, and dementia care services, respectively.
The average number of elements implemented was 50 ± 18, 42 ± 13, and 45 ± 22 for stroke, acute myocardial infarction, and dementia care services, respectively.
