The phrase "average official" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or ordinary person holding an official position, often in a bureaucratic or governmental context.
Example: "The average official in the department has to manage multiple projects simultaneously while adhering to strict regulations."
Alternatives: "typical official" or "ordinary official".
According to China's current five-year plan, the average official minimum wage will rise by 13% a year.
Probably the majority of their hard currency receipts goes back to the state.The average official monthly salary for a Cuban hovers around $15.
The average official price for one of the Top 100 tours was $67 last year, more than double that of a decade ago, according to Pollstar.
According to the TaxPayers Alliancee, an advocacy group for spending cuts, the highest-paid 805 government employees in Britain received a 5.4 percent pay increase last year, with the average official taking in £209,224.
"The average Number One single sale over the last eight weeks has been a staggering 150,000 copies - in context, the average Official Singles Chart Number One in 2012 shifted 106,000 copies".
According to China's current five-year plan, the average official minimum wage across the country must rise by at least 13% every year.Special report How to keep roaring Q & Asia Avoiding the dinosaur trap Get up and dance Now for the fat-cow years The fear factor One world Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsAn obvious consequence is that low-skilled, labour-intensive work will move elsewhere.
All told, the average electricity bill for New York City and Westchester County residents this summer is expected to be 30percentt more than last summer's average, officials said.
On average, officials say, nearly three-quarters of those veterans had not sought therapy, drug rehab and other services for which they are eligible.
The commission said Mr. Aiken had made 50 complaints to the agency, of which about 18 were well founded, a higher batting average, officials said, than that of most complainants.
The current rate of about 15 leaks per 100 miles is just shy of half the national average, officials say.
Using that average, officials said 75 inches of rain would need to fall in those Northern California spots by the end of the year to end the drought.
