The phrase "average recipients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or groups who typically receive something, such as information, benefits, or messages, in a general sense.
Example: "The survey results indicated that average recipients of the newsletter found the content informative and engaging."
Alternatives: "typical recipients" or "ordinary recipients".
The sharp disparity in projected Medicare premium hikes for 2016 results from a "hold harmless" provision that provides Medicare premium increases can't reduce the net Social Security check of average recipients.
On average, recipients who were older, received a single LT, or had a low KPS at transplantation had worse functional status posttransplantation when compared to their counterparts, but rarely reached disability at 48 months.
On average, recipients of SSS payouts in our sample receive around S$500 per quarter, which corresponds to about 14% of the pre-SSS-announcement mean monthly income from work among SSS recipients who worked during that period in our sample.
From these parameter values, we can estimate the relative payoffs between the allocators and the recipients as follows: If the allocator chooses to serve all, his profit will exceed the average recipients' payoff by 40percentt since he receives one fifth of their total payoffs.
Payouts are disbursed on a quarterly basis, and on average, recipients of SSS payouts in our sample receive around S$500 per quarter, which corresponds to about 14% of the pre-SSS-announcement mean monthly income from work among SSS recipients who worked during that period.
In the LTCI system in Japan, on average, recipients use only 48% (2006) of their benefits entitlement (range, 37-54%), but this is steadily increasing [ 12, 20].
The average recipient in June received more than $133 in assistance to help buy groceries.
The average recipient of federal benefits receives $296 a week, according to NELP.
For the average recipient of Social Security, checks will rise beginning in January to $874 a month from $852.
While life expectancy following a heart transplant is difficult to predict, the average recipient will live 8 to 10 years.
The law in Florida, where the average recipient receives $253 a month for less than five months, is more expansive.
