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The phrase "average to make" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "To find the total, you need to average to make the final calculation."
Alternatives: "calculate to find" or "determine to create".
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It takes 8 pints of water on average to make one pint of beer.
Even worse, the market has needed an additional 669 days, on average, to make up those grisly losses.
Most annoying thing about animation: It takes about four years on average to make an animated feature.
Mr. Connick, who describes himself as "rather heavy-handed," prefers "a deep, heavy action," which means that notes have to be hit harder than average to make a desired sound.
In other words, the other owners would have paid about $40 each on average to make up the estimated $40 million a year that Mr. Schussler's clients did not pay.
The assistant general manager John Ricco said the plan was always for Perez, who is 0-3 with a 6.28 earned run average, to make four starts in the minors and then be re-evaluated.
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That leaves five scores, which are averaged to make the TES.
The new funds will use three-year averages to make annual distributions of 3, 5 or 7percentt, meted out monthly.
But we should be careful when using averages to make inferences about causes and effects on individuals.
I do expect the major averages to make additional new highs in the 4th quarter, as patience is likely to be rewarded.
Laguna Coach Scott Finn said the trio "shot below their season averages" to make the top 12, a feat he said was "very impressive". Also on the first day of the tournament, John Grayden shot 85 and Troy Sullivan 91 for the Breakers.
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