The phrase "average sitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing average durations of sitting, such as in health or fitness discussions.
Example: "The average sitting time for adults has increased significantly over the past few decades, raising concerns about health risks."
Alternatives: "typical sitting" or "mean sitting time".
"With fees on mortgages ranging from nothing up to £2,794, and with the average sitting at £939, it is easy to see why opting for the wrong deal can be a costly mistake".
Ten years ago, the average sitting chief executive served on four outside boards, according to Charles H. King, managing director of the global board practice at the recruiting firm Korn/Ferry International.
We then looked at the total capital raised prior to exit, with the average sitting at the $60m mark and median at around $40m. (Note: the data here is very patchy so we could only use a few examples – a more thorough analysis is welcomed).
It was a bear market for most of March, Kazmir's exhibition earned-run average sitting at an unsightly 7.71 through four starts.
In the 2008 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, when she painted bathing suits on Quiana Grant, Jessica Gomes, Marisa Miller, and Tori Praver, the average sitting time for the subjects/objects was thirteen hours.
Average sitting time per day was also included.
We do; I would estimate we eat six meals a week, on average, all sitting around the table.
Before yesterday the Brasil 2014 average was sitting at exactly 3, 108 goals having been scored in the 36 games played.
We're stuck in the press filing center, generally a sea of banquet tables with chairs and power strips, with strategically placed televisions all around so you can watch the debate — only in far worse conditions than the average voter sitting in his living room.
Of their 67 losses in 2010, 20 came in games started by the right-handed Burnett, who began last season as the No. 2 starter and ended it like the No. 6, finishing with a 5.26 earned run average and sitting out the first-round playoff series.
Seriously, there's more to it, but, putting ourselves in the position of the average Jo/Joe sitting in a cinema, who wouldn't think of going and topping up the popcorn or of taking the opportunity to empty their downstairs plumbing one more time before the actual film starts?
