The phrase "average or highest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing different levels or values, typically in contexts involving statistics, performance metrics, or assessments.
Example: "The report will analyze the average or highest scores achieved by the students in the exam."
Alternatives: "mean or maximum" or "typical or peak".
This could be such that the lowest, average, or highest expected UFP concentrations are found.
The COSMIN checklist was not completed in its entirety and may have also under-estimated methodological quality because the rating of each item was determined using the lowest score rather than the average or highest score.
Hwang et al. (1997a, 1997b) analyzed two consecutive, first-morning-void urine samples for approximately 300 children and 24-hr urine in a subset of 25 children, but used the first-morning-void samples in the exposure analysis, and reported no differences in study results between using the average or highest of the two first-morning-void samples.
Users need to make a D average or higher, or they will be banned from the app.
Only owners of single-family detached houses can qualify and only those with average, or higher, credit scores are accepted.
(Those with average or higher scores did not experience major movement).
Participants varying in subjective financial status were presented with faces assigned with either a low, average, or high financial status.
At the KIPP Academy Charter School, 50 percent of the math and English teachers for tested grades were rated "above average" or "high".
If the students surpass expectations, their teacher is rated well — "above average" or "high" under New York's models.
Also look at the risk rating – funds are generally ranked as either "above average" or "high" risk.
The overall chart shows that Firefox has the smallest percentage of low-IQ users, and the largest of average or high-IQ users.
