The phrase "averaged annually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or statistics that are calculated as an average over the course of a year.
Example: "The company's revenue averaged annually at $2 million over the last five years."
Alternatives: "calculated yearly" or "computed on an annual basis".
Scientists have suggested that there is a kind of threshold in annual temperatures for where ice shelves cease to be feasible: a temperature above minus-9 degrees Celsius (15.8 Fahrenheit), averaged annually.
Vertical profiles were averaged annually first, then over a decade, to calculate the decadal profile.
The data included information on temperature estimates averaged annually and for the vegetation period (May to September) for the climate normal period 1961 to 1990.
If over the next decade Selected American can earn two-thirds of the 14% it averaged annually over the last one, anyone who directly invests $100,000 in the new, non-supermarket fund will be $5,500 ahead.
"Plaintiffs failed to provide an expert who could testify that the data upon which they rely (stacks, vents, and readings from outside the facility) could show a violation of the maximum permissible concentration of uranium effluent at the boundary of the roof when averaged annually," he said.
Averaged annually, your chance of dying because of an impact is only slightly higher than that of perishing in a shark attack, says Mark Boslough, a physicist at Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Despite this, there appeared to be no point in time in the postoperative interval when the patient could be considered "cured". Major recurrences averaged 3.5% annually, and minor recurrences averaged 1.5% annually.
Between 1991 and 1993, contributions averaged $518 million annually.
The economy's growth averaged 4percentt annually.
Over the last five years, earnings growth has averaged 24percentt annually.
Growth has averaged 6.4% annually over the past decade.
