The phrase "average the majority of" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is typically used when discussing statistical analysis or summarizing data, but the combination of "average" and "the majority of" is awkward and unclear.
Example: "To understand the overall performance, we need to average the majority of the scores from the last exam."
Alternatives: "calculate the mean of most" or "find the average of the majority".
In sub-Saharan Africa, on average, the majority of adults that save informally are also unbanked and might have nowhere else to put their savings.
Although they're more successful than the average, the majority of repeat creators are more like Studio Neat, a two-person design firm led by Dan Provost & Tom Gerhardt.
On average, the majority of little ones are around 3.5 or 4 years of age before they are reliably dry at night.
As the summer winds down, indications are that the United States housing market as a whole is moving marginally deeper into buy territory, suggesting that, on average, the majority of housing markets around the country are in good shape and remain a sound investment.
Most species were represented by multiple individuals (7.6 on average), the majority of which were retained as voucher specimens.
On average, the majority of respondents exceeded federal guidelines for weekly minutes of moderate PA.
He trailed only teammate Todd Helton in batting average for the majority of the season, eventually finishing with the fourth-highest batting average in the league, behind Helton, Moisés Alou, and Vladimir Guerrero.
The "28 days" marker is only an average, and the majority of women in any given month don't have a perfect cycle.
Today, AuditFile's clients employ 300 accountants on average, and the majority of accountants at each firm use their software.
That was not the point, it was, and quake now agrees, that the ENSO 3.4 SST's had been above average for the majority of the year.
The rate of organ donation is consistently higher in Wales than the UK average for the majority of the last 20 years (figure 1B).
