The phrase "average weight with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the average weight of a group or category, often in relation to a specific context or condition.
Example: "The average weight with the new diet plan showed a significant decrease compared to the previous month."
Alternatives: "mean weight of" or "typical weight for".
Tony Morante is a middle-aged man of average height and average weight with a graying mustache, wire-rimmed glasses and thinning light-brown hair.
As one would expect, poorer countries have a lower average weight, with many East African countries having a national average of lower than 125lbs (9 stone).
Heterotic groups were based on the complementarity of yield components, bunch number and average weight, with GA palms having a low number of big bunches and GB palms having a high number of small bunches [ 26].
Kritchevsky et al. [ 31] fed rats (187 g, or 260 g average weight) on 14% fat (corn oil, coconut oil, palm kernel oil, and cocoa butter) for 21 days and showed that there was no difference in weight gain among trial groups in rats with higher average weight, with the weight gain being lower in rats with lesser average weight that were given cocoa butter.
All animals showed below-average weight, with one representative cohort of ∼14 15 week-old double mutant males (n = 5) having an average weight 26% less than age-matched littermate control males (n = 10) (Fig. 2D).
Figure 1 Average weight gain with time.
For all input nodes calculate average weight associated with each feature.
This average weight, together with the mean Mn concentrations of ordinary betel quids was used for calculating the PMTDI and THQ for Mn.
The average weight of patients with SIBO, however, was significantly lower (63.6 kg vs. 70.4 kg, p = 0.014).
The group was successful at losing weight, with an average weight loss after six months of 18.7 pounds.
Fish were mixed sex and ranged in weight, with an average weight of 7.28 ± 0.33 g.
