The phrase "average suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a typical or recommended value that has been proposed or indicated.
Example: "The average suggested for daily water intake is about eight glasses."
Alternatives: "recommended average" or "typical suggestion".
Pettitte looked worse than his.107 average suggested, flailing at three pitches and striking out.
If the question was posed in more general terms, such as running experiments with deficient methods, failing to report deficiencies or misrepresenting data, the straight average suggested that 46% of researchers had seen others get up to such shenanigans.
The latest deficit, $3.4 billion above the December level and 25percentt larger than the 1999 monthly average, suggested that the booming American economy is still overwhelming the forces that would narrow this imbalance, mainly a rebound in the economic performance of other nations that buy American goods.
So you can multiply the average suggested bid amount times the number of Facebook shares (likes, comments, clicks, etc). you have received for your piece of content.
Asserting, "History suggests you have to wait a long time for the risks of owning stocks to pay off," he reminded his readers that the simple price change of the Dow Jones Industrial Average suggested that the index went nowhere from 1929-1954.
While this is higher than the 15%% average suggested from the results of the Facebook group survey mentioned in the introduction, in our experience it is not uncommon to find such high proportions of total grades apportioned to participation in Korean EFL contexts, and 35%% was the current figure in use at one of the Korean universities where the study was conducted.
It remains unclear why MAT-based interpretations of pollen in this region, on average, suggest colder summers.
The result is double the national average, suggesting the corporation is significantly out of sync with the general population.
A series of recent studies, focusing on students who inflate their grade-point average, suggests that such exaggeration is very different psychologically from other forms of truth twisting.
Those with the bigger buckets inhaled 53percentt more on average, suggesting that a lot of stale popcorn is somehow more appealing than a little stale popcorn.
However, the rise in lending was below the previous six-month average, suggesting the housing market is still in the doldrums.
