The phrase "average seat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or standard seat, often in the context of seating arrangements, vehicles, or venues.
Example: "The theater offers an average seat experience, providing comfort and a good view of the stage."
Alternatives: "standard seat" or "typical seat".
The average seat at the Met costs $138, which is almost exactly what people pay to see the Rolling Stones.
If you run the Broadway League's gross figures at face value, the average seat cost $82 last year.
We find that Citizens United increased the GOP's average seat share in the state legislature by five percentage points.
The average seat pitch — the industry standard for the space between two seats, currently about 31 inches — has been reduced by about 10percentt over the last decade.
Flyers Rights said the average seat has become narrower too, shrinking from 18.5 inches (47cm) a decade ago to about 17 inches (43cm).
According to data from Team Marketing Report, the average seat at Citi Field (combining what the Mets define as 'regular' and 'premium' seats) sells for $61 this season, down from $70 last year and $79 in 2009.
Cushion transmissibilities were also measured with nine human subjects, having an average seated weight similar to the dummy.
Last five measurements are averaged to determine the average seated blood pressure.
One MET is the average seated resting energy cost of an adult and is set at 3.5 mL/kg/min of oxygen.
This study suggests that SEAT values, estimated from averaged seat-top transmissibility functions of six carefully selected subjects, could be used as a reliable metric to select the best seat for a specific road vibration input.
Trading on nationalist sentiment and anti-immigration rhetoric, the DPP continued gains throughout the past decade, routinely coming in third place and averaging seats in the mid-twenties in each of Denmark's parliamentary elections.
