The phrase "average of the earliest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or trends, particularly when referring to the mean value of the earliest data points in a dataset.
Example: "To analyze the trend, we calculated the average of the earliest sales figures from the first quarter."
Alternatives: "mean of the initial" or "average of the first".
The network also noted in a news release that "CBS This Morning" had outperformed the December average of "The Early Show" — 2.59 million viewers each day — by 5 percent, though "The Early Show" was a lame duck at that point, as the network concentrated on preparing for the new program's premiere.
He is batting.387 in his last 38 games; his sub-.200 average of the early season is long gone.
Globally, this year is likely to be the coolest for some time - back to the average of the early 90s, according to some unpublished forecasts.
Data from 2014 suggested the average pill had 108mg of MDMA, compared to the 80mg average of the early 90s.
After an initial decline shortly after parturition, milk protein content remains relatively constant throughout the remainder of lactation in grey seals [20] and, therefore, an average of the early and peak lactation values was used for PM.
Computational results show that the proposed 2DPSO is very competitive and performs well in the number of times it finds the best solutions, the average numbers of the earliest finding of the best solutions, and computation times.
The average HR of the earliest task (30 minutes after ACE and NUT administration) was effectively blunted by administration of ACE or NUT 30 minutes before onset of stress.
For example, for a given country g, let (y_{us}) be the achievement value of student u in school s ((s=1, cdots, N_g)), (hat{theta }_{Hus}) be the corresponding value on the WLE estimate of the HRL index, and (hat{theta }_{Eus}) be the average value of the early literacy tasks and the early numeracy tasks indices.
There were no significant differences between the demographic variables of the two groups; however, the average age of the early extubation group was 10 years older than the delayed extubation group.
The range of averaged values of this simulation was much larger than the range of averaged values of the earlier simulations.
