The phrase "average of official" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an average value derived from official data or statistics, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The average of official reports indicates a significant increase in sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "mean of official data" or "average from official sources".
An average of official estimates suggests that Britain's output gap the difference between where the economy is operating and where it would be if all resources were used is just under 4% of GDP.
Next, the World Bank does not use its own purchasing-power parities to calculate the exchange rates needed to put countries on a comparable basis; for some reason it uses the "Atlas method", a moving average of official exchange rates adjusted for inflation.
Using a single-step approach with GBLUP, prediction accuracy of candidates was greater than that based on parent average of official evaluations and accuracies obtained with a two-step approach.
For another month, the average length of official unemployment increased, this time to 24.5 weeks — the highest level since the government began tracking such data in 1948.
For example, Remapping Debate's Mike Aliberti, who created the data visualization, points out that the 12-month moving average of the official unemployment rate for whites is currently 6.9percentt, compared to 15percentt for blacks.
For the high schools, the average graduation rate in 2010-11 was 54.4 percent, versus a citywide average of 65.5 percent, officials said.
The average number of officials in each justice office at the township level is 2.59.
Table 1 Average number of officials and interlocks by bureaucratic rank (political networks) Rank Ministry level (Bu) Department level (Ting) Division level (Chu) Section level (Ke) No. of officials (no. of interlocks) 10 (13) 118 (283) 46 (78) 2 (3).
Passengers spend an average of $84 ,chamber officials have said.
The city's number was more than twice the national average of 4percentt, state officials said.
Given a shortage of housing that can be paid for through federal subsidies, residents will probably stay at the shelter for an average of 11 months, officials said.
