The phrase "averagely good" is correct and usable in written English, though it may sound somewhat awkward to some speakers.
You can use it to describe something that is moderately good or acceptable, but not exceptional.
Example: "The movie was averagely good; it had its moments but didn't leave a lasting impression."
Alternatives: "fairly good" or "moderately good".
They do averagely good work, rarely apologise for anything and pack up cheerily at 5.30pm on the dot every day.
On the other hand, the nightmarish events of the shipwreck are reported with real power, and the account of the trial reads like an averagely good courtroom drama.
"The nightmarish events of the shipwreck are reported with real power, and the account of the trial reads like an averagely good courtroom drama," Claude Rawson said here last year.
Internet reliability was rated at 66% with a speed considered averagely good to facilitate online activities (63%).
Professional investigators tend to be only averagely good at spotting lies, but - disastrously - tend to believe they're much better than average.
But he still managed to become "averagely good" at these sales calls.
Most common is the muscle-prodigy, a player who is a prodigy simply because he seems averagely, or even above-averagely, good at a very young age.
It is averagely compelling (I finished it), involves an average amount of concentration and, if such a thing makes sense, is averagely well written: excellent in its averageness!
Others, spread across England, were doing averagely well - but had also fallen behind.
It worked out averagely well for Charlotte Church and Kris Jenner, poorly for Ricky Gervais, Michael McIntyre, Joan Rivers, Adam Carolla, Lily Allen, John McEnroe and, most notoriously, Chevy Chase.
How do team dynamics and culture differ between elderly medical wards that deliver exceptionally safe and averagely safe patient care?
