The phrase "average percentile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing statistical data or performance metrics, particularly in education or assessments.
Example: "The student's score was above the average percentile, indicating better performance than most of their peers."
Alternatives: "mean percentile" or "typical percentile".
The bar represents the average percentile score for both managers and peers.
The graph below shows the performance rating of managers along with the average percentile performance rating from peers.
Judging by his glassy, rose-tinted sclera and the fact he smells as if he's bathed in his drink of choice, he's faded beyond his average percentile.
For each probe, a DRBP76 IP average percentile rank and mock IP average percentile rank was calculated as the average of the individual percentile ranks from each of the 5 biological replicates of the DRBP76 and mock IPs, respectively.
The DRBP76 IP average percentile rank (APR) distribution is bimodal at the high percentile ranks, whereas the mock IP APR distribution is normal (Fig. 4B).
Probes with a DRBP76 IP average percentile rank (APR) of >0.95, mock IP APR of<0.95, and a fold enrichment over mock IP>2 were considered DRBP76 targets.
Due to the introduction of the new GRE format we can only provide average percentiles.
The age was expressed by means of average percentiles 25 and 75, and the qualitative variables were summarized with their relative frequency.
Three different fusion techniques (Averaging, Percentiles and Voting) are considered.
Plausible values play a critical role in obtaining unbiased estimates of group-level descriptive statistics (averages, percentiles, etc)., as well as of regression coefficients in models of relationships between cognitive skills and background variables such as gender, educational attainment, and immigrant status (e.g. von Davier et al. 2009).
Incidence rates of IA cases are shown in Figure 1 and 2. The median age of proven and probable IA cases was 51 years (50 years on average, 25th percentile: 34 years; 75th percentile: 63 years).
