The phrase "average to score" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to scoring or performance, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The average to score in this game is 75 points, which means players need to aim for that target."
Alternatives: "average score" or "mean score".
With two of the three most critical holes coming on the back nine, look for contenders such as Justin Thomas, Paul Casey and Dustin Johnson — all of whom rank in the top three in back-nine scoring average — to score in the red this weekend.
When kids said their parents were kind and loving during one meeting with the researchers, they were more likely than average to score highly on self-esteem tests during the next meeting.
Thus, the participants in our study are expected to have poorer mobility and more functional limitations and, on average, to score higher on the risk profile.
The summary scores of the SCI range from 0 to 20 and were categorized into quartiles; poor (score ≤ 24 percentile), average to poor (score 25-49 percentile), average to good (score 50-74 percentile), and good (score ≥ 75 percentile) SCI.
Fragile Allegiance was generally well received, achieving average to good scores from reviewers.
"We think we have above-average ability to score runs," Baird said, "but a below-average bullpen.
"And right now, an average kid, to go to UCLA, an average Chinese American kid has to score an average of 4.3 or more.
PMOS items will be averaged to create scores for the overall survey and each domain.
UCI's lowest scoring output of the season dropped their season scoring average to 86.7, while Eastern Washington is averaging 86.2.
He also increased his shooting percentage (to.505 from.492) and his scoring average (to 11.9 from 10.6).
He made 41% of his shots and nearly doubled his scoring average to 11.5 points.
