The phrase "average of approach" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a typical or common method or strategy, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The average of approach in this study indicates that most participants preferred a more hands-on method."
Alternatives: "common method" or "typical approach".
America spends only 40% of its aid on poorer countries, compared with the rich-country average of approaching 60%, which is itself too low.
That is an average of 2.2 approaches per set, but the tour average is eight per set.
An average of the approaches suggests the gains from rent-seeking over the past decade peaked at about $80 billion.
Meanwhile, by virtue of the ergodic property, the average of records approaches the means of their invariant distributions as the number is large.
Robotic hysterectomies produced 30% more MSW than the average of other approaches at 13.7 kg per case, as seen in Figure 2. Of that quantity, 22% by weight were gowns, drapes, and bluewrap (SMS PP), 50% were gloves and other plastics, 18% was paper, and 5% was cotton.
The average number of approaches used per hospital also varied during the study period, but the main results were not affected when high-volume hospitals were excluded from the analysis.
Nevertheless, we can usually get a reasonably good objective measurement of a candidate's ideology by essentially taking an average of the three approaches.
As a debate with an inflation truther grows longer, the probability of them asking how inflation could be low when some prices are rising faster than the average of all prices approaches one.
However, in case of average energy, our approach outperforms both of the approaches in all 12 benchmark proteins.
Table 8 shows different amounts of band, sl, l, and (m, n) where l denotes length of moving average (LMA) in approach of direction and m and n denote lengths of short and long MA in approach of crossover, respectively.
