The phrase "average score per" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the average score achieved in relation to a specific category or unit, such as per student, per game, or per test.
Example: "The average score per student in the class was significantly higher than last year."
Alternatives: "mean score for" or "average rating per".
On Twitter, Dave Tickner noted that the average score per wicket in Tests is 32.12, but that that counts extras.
King Edward VI Five Ways, a selective academy in Birmingham, saw all 155 of its pupils pass their GCSEs, with the highest average score per pupil in the country.
Essendon's average score per game this season before Sunday was 58 – at half-time they had kicked 9.8 (62) but Davis and Coniglio were able to play out the game and after an even start to the third term, GWS went up a gear.
That's the best under par total and average score per round of all players in the 2019 field.
The table also provides information on the total score obtained within the last 5 years (from 2008 to 2012) and the average score per year.
The maximum score per SME = 6 arguments * 5 points = 30 points, and the minimum score per SME = 6 arguments * 1 point = 6, hence the average score per SME = (30 + 6 /2 = 18.
In contrast, indices based simply on the presence of taxa, such as the Average Score Per-Taxon (ASPT – a derivative of BMWP), displayed no changes compared to control rivers; or in the case of the Biological Monitoring Working Party Score (BMWP), NTAXA and EPT richness, no consistent pattern following invasion.
USC topped its opponents in average scoring per game (68.5 points to 67 points), field-goal percentage (42.6% to 39.8%), three-point baskets (32.4% to 30%) and average rebounds (39 to 36.5).
The average scores per emotion for the selected actors were 0.74±0.13 (disgust), 0.72±0.15 (anger), 0.91± 0.09 (happiness), and 0.64±0.29 (neutral), (0 = never correctly identified; 1 = always correctly identified).
Thus, for syllable similarity, accuracy, and identity (product of similarity×accuracy/factor of 100) scores, the mean values and statistical tests reported in the tables are based on average scores per bird (n = 10 at 65d, and n = 11 at 75d).
Average scores per item were calculated as described elsewhere [ 25].
