The phrase "averages according" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete phrase that lacks clarity and context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The averages according to the latest data suggest a trend."
Alternatives: "averages based on" or "averages in relation to".
K12 reports that its students test "near state averages," according to documents filed with the S.E.C.
Several of the state's college and university presidents are paid above the national averages, according the Chronicle of Higher Education, a trade publication in Washington, D.C.
Rates of diabetes, teenage suicide, crime and unemployment are in some cases exponentially higher than national averages, according to federal and tribal data and officials.
The 2000 Yankees, the 2003 Florida Marlins and the 2006 St. Louis Cardinals finished the regular season ranked 18th, 18th and 14th in relief earned run averages, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Male students were more likely than female students to increase their alcohol consumption and celebrating and decrease studying when a team fared well, resulting in lower grade-point averages, according to the study.
The birthrates of Europe's Muslim immigrants are actually falling and converging with national averages, according to a recent survey in the Financial Times; but "advanced" cultures, Caldwell claims in his book, "have a long track record of underestimating their vulnerability to 'primitive' ones".
Analysts had estimated 45 cents on average, according to Reuters Estimates.
That category returned 5.7percentt, on average, according to Morningstar Inc.
The nationwide average, according to HSH, was 6.37percentt.
Analysts had projected $15.7 billion on average, according to Bloomberg data.
Analysts estimated $1.54 billion on average, according to a Bloomberg News survey.
