The phrase "averages at all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something meets a certain average or standard, often in a context of comparison or evaluation.
Example: "The team's performance averages at all compared to last season, indicating a significant improvement."
Alternatives: "averages overall" or "averages in any way".
So why do we bother having recommended averages at all? Because, Nestle says, most of us dramatically underestimate how many calories there are in food and, therefore, what a portion size should look like.
The giant Ford Excursion sport utility vehicle and a growing number of full-size pickup trucks are not included in the fuel-economy averages at all, because they exceed the maximum weight that regulators set in the 1970's for consideration as a family vehicle.
He simply never gave any justification for equivocating time and particle averages, or phase averages, at all.
By examining national averages at all levels of colleges and universities, we learned that this was a national pattern.
According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Jeter's previous low average at an All-Star break for a full season in the majors was.277.277
The Democrats and Republicans are the same in virtually every meaningful respect and do not represent the interests of the average person at all.
The average AT-bias about all the A+/T+ segment boundaries is shown in Figure 2a: the corresponding average for the T+/A+ boundary is shown in Figure 2b.
Equal-weighted indexes like the Value Line Arithmetic Average are at all-time highs, and advance-decline lines for both New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq stocks have confirmed the strength in the indexes.
We think we are smarter, nicer, and generally better than average at all good things.
The study may also discourage men from seeking penile enhancement, an important outcome given that the majority of applicants for these surgeries aren't below average at all.
Success rates in long courses for 16- to 18-year-olds were "well below national average at all levels in 2007", though Ofsted said college data showed some improvement last year.
