The phrase "average pace of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the speed at which something is done, often in contexts like running, cycling, or any activity measured over time.
Example: "The average pace of the runners was significantly faster this year compared to last year's marathon."
Alternatives: "mean speed of the" or "typical rate of the".
Other seers are even more optimistic, predicting growth of more than 4.5%—or close to the average pace of the boom years before the recession.
But best of all, in a mixed ability class like mine, using a tablet or laptop allows the G&T student to work at their pace, not the average pace of the class.
"Short of an outsized acceleration of productivity to well beyond the average pace of the past seven years or a major expansion of immigration, the aging population now in train will end this state of relative budget tranquility in about a decade's time," Greenspan said.
The number of payroll jobs added in August was just shy of the average pace of hiring over the last year, and the unemployment rate edged down to 7.3 percent from 7.4 percent.
The high resolution spatial and temporal data, obtained with GPS devices enables analysis of the characteristics of out-of-home mobility, such as the average pace of walking in different segments of the path, the time spent in different places, the total length of the trip.
Alternatively, if house prices instead remain constant and rents grow at their average pace of 4% a year, the ratio would revert to its long-term average by the end of 2005, with no need for a price decline.
The OECD expects Mexico's economy to expand by around 4% in both 2005 and 2006, well above the average pace of GDP growth in the so-called "rich-man's club".
Non-residential fixed capital formation accelerated through 2017, rising at an average pace of 6% for the year, after a small contraction in 2016 and a modest 3% rise in 2015.
That number, less than half the average pace of last year, may be on the light side, but it's hard to tell what is actually happening on that front.
"The U.S. economy appears to be making a transition from the rapid rate of expansion experienced over the preceding years to a more sustainable, average pace of growth," he told the Senate banking committee in February, 2007.
The review should take no more than 5 to 7 minutes to read, assuming the reader reads at the average pace of eight words per second (this typically ends up being around 600 words).
