The phrase "average there was" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "The average there was a significant increase in sales last quarter."
Alternatives: "the average amount" or "the average figure".
State auditors found that on average there was one corrections officer for every 24 juveniles, double the nationally accepted standard.
In a survey released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, forecasters said on average there was a 47 percent chance that the economy would shrink in the first quarter of this year.
Data suggested that on average there was one inch of water hidden in the snow, but there was no snow at all on the Phillips Station field.
We found that on average there was a difference of 10 mm on the VAS for pain (sd 1.6).
Among the species tested, on average there was a 17.1% increase in proteome prediction coverage for Gram-negative bacterial proteomes and 5.9% increase for Gram-positive bacterial proteomes.
Although mouse and chimeric antibodies had similar T20 scores, on average there was a strong decrease in the immunogenicity of chimeric antibodies compared to mouse.
In average there was no significant change of BP after regadenoson application (systolic and diastolic BP decreased in 18 patients) and any serious adverse effects were not observed.
Indeed, on average, there was no sustained IFS activation relative to rest.
On average there was no reduction in inspiratory muscle endurance which remained at 103 ± 36% of predicted values.
Her results matched those of earlier studies: on average, there was no difference in how well they were doing.
A study done at his institution showed that on average, there was one late-arriving result for almost every patient.
