The phrase "average requirements of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or standard needs or demands of a particular group or situation.
Example: "The average requirements of students in this program include a minimum of 30 hours of study per week."
Alternatives: "typical needs of" or "standard demands of".
The average energy intake of the population exceeded the Estimated Average Requirements of the UK population and the balance of macronutrients was favourable.
However, on exposure to oxygen at a pressure of three atmospheres (in a hyperbaric chamber), there is sufficient oxygen dissolved in the plasma (about 6 vol%) to meet the average requirements of resting tissues by means of dissolved oxygen alone without contribution from oxygen bound to hemoglobin [ 1, 2].
Major Guy Inbar, an Israeli military spokesman, said the calculation, based on a person's average requirement of 2,300 calories a day, was meant to identify warning signs to help avoid a humanitarian crisis, and that it was never used to restrict the flow of food.
These lines can meet 16 20 % of the estimated average requirement of Zn, which is sufficient to overcome severe health problems caused by Zn deficiency.
In this calculation, daily μg retinol activity equivalent (RAE) intake from the maize was corrected for the estimated average requirement of 275 μg RAEs, which was assumed to be used.
It has been shown that about 60% of adults in the USA do not consume the estimated average requirement of magnesium (Mg), yet widespread pathological conditions attributed to Mg deficiency have not been reported.
Adding this extra amount to an adult's average requirement of 220 μg/d and providing for another 30% to make sure that 97.5% of the population group of pregnant women achieve an adequate folate status, a recommended dietary intake of 550 μg/d folate equivalents was derived for pregnant women.
For example, in the case of a male population 18 to 30 years old with an average height of 1.70 m and an activity lifestyle with a mean PAL of 1.75, the recommended energy intake would be around 11.7 MJ/day or 195 kJ/kg/day, which corresponds to the average requirement of men with a height of 1.69 m and a BMI of 21.0 who have a PAL of 1.75 × BMR (Table 5.4).
Furthermore, higher percentages of whole grain consumers than non-consumers achieved daily intake levels that matched the estimated average requirements for a number of vitamins and minerals.
It achieves this by providing 30-50% of the estimated average requirement for Vitamin A of women and children.
