The phrase "average of the entire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical calculations that involve finding the mean of a complete set of data.
Example: "To determine the overall performance, we need to calculate the average of the entire dataset collected over the year."
Alternatives: "mean of the whole" or "overall average".
To her English teacher at McClymonds High, one of the lowest-achieving schools in Oakland, Mara Chavez-Diaz was a beacon -- the food cart owners' daughter who aspired to lift the grade point average of the entire school.
Our experiments to various HDR images suggest the superiority of the arithmetic average of the entire image.
In the last year with available statistics, the Visegrad Group members showed standardised mortality rates above the average of the entire European Union.
In the precipitation zone, the porosity calculated was only slightly lower, as it was an average of the entire ROI-middle, which included portions of the unreacted material.
The average of the entire European Union was characterised by a relatively high decline in the standardised mortality rate for cerebrovascular diseases, reaching 31.5%.
Fluorescence in situ hybridization was applied to quantify ten probe-defined populations of PAO and GAO that in total constituted a large fraction (30% on average) of the entire microbial community targeted by the EUBmix probes.
In the case of unresolved segmental duplications, usually a large number of clones has been sequenced with high accuracy [ 9] and the clone coverage of the loci is well above-average of the entire human genome.
In this case, PM2.5 and CO measurements corresponded to the averages of daily averages of the entire pregnancy.
In contrast, the environmental variables were only analyzed temporally, since the available data represented the monthly averages of the entire study area.
Figure 8 Average SNR of the entire speech signals: (a) Average reconstruction SNR of pitch periods with different values of u f and u s.
Obtaining Nei's FST involves just three steps: calculate the average diversity of the entire population, calculate the average diversity found within groups, and then subtract the proportion of total diversity explained by within-groups diversity from 1.
