The phrase "average of the prevalence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or research findings related to the commonness of a particular condition or characteristic within a population.
Example: "The study calculated the average of the prevalence of anxiety disorders among adolescents over the past decade."
Alternatives: "mean prevalence" or "average prevalence rate".
I use a prevalence value of 1percentnthethe weighted average of the prevalences reported in three European CT screening studies, namely, those based in Germany [ 34], Ireland [ 35] and Italy [ 36].
We estimated the prevalence as an average of the mean prevalence of conflicts of interest among individual societies, assigning each society the same weight.
In order to elaborate on why some States exhibit low correlations and not significant forecasting models and why some others show very high correlations in addition to very significant forecasting models, we calculate the average of the AIDS prevalence yearly Rates for all US States excluding DC from 2004 to 2015 and divide them into 5 classes of equal intervals.
In the absence of comprehensive or absolute measures of the health of a population, the average lifespan, the prevalence of preventable diseases or deaths, and availability of health services serve as indicators of health status [ 2].
Average point prevalence represented the weighted average of point prevalence for each visit, using the number of individuals or infections at a given visit as the weight.
The upscaling was based on evaluating the average of actual true prevalence in the study farms avtp = mean(Tp0[1,…, 12]), which represents the actual true prevalence in the study population of pig herds.
The mean MI ranged from 1.93 (strain 06) to 3.88 (strain 51), with an average of 2.82 and the prevalence of short pseudo-hyphae.
The veterinarians ranged in age from 23 to 71 years and had practiced an average of ≈23 years; the prevalence of WNV antibody was similar in age groups23 50 years (6/74 [8.1%]) and 51 71 years (4/53 [7.5%)].
Among older adults in jail with an average age of 59, the prevalence of several geriatric conditions was similar to that found among community dwelling adults age 75 or older.
The average cross-study estimate of the prevalence of CM was 0.5 % with a range from 0.2 to 2.7 % with a possible bias from the application of different diagnostic criteria and definitions across studies [7, 24 26].
