The phrase "averages some of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical calculations or summarizing data points from a specific subset.
Example: "The report averages some of the key performance indicators to provide a clearer picture of overall success."
Alternatives: "calculates the mean of" or "finds the average of".
By law of averages some of them must be good," he said.
As if in conformity with the law of averages, some of these advances made sense (the Truman Doctrine, the creation of NATO, the Korean intervention), and others were foolish (Vietnam, Iran, Central America).
With a number of high-profile stocks having rallied above and now in the process of pulling back toward their 200-day moving averages, some of the stocks that are perennially in demand are now on sale.
Polish dwellings are, on average, some of the smallest living spaces in Europe.
"There is absolutely no question that, on average, some of the issues facing the working-age group are different from those facing the over-retirement-age group.
Contrary to popular wisdom, the more selective schools have dramatically higher percentages of women and higher raw numbers of women than average; some of the large state universities that make the highest raw number of men STEM Sciencee, Technology, Engineering and Math) graduates also graduate the fewest and lowest percentages of women.
Fig. 2 B shows the averaged intensity across the 100 frames (collected over 3 min), and by averaging, some of the features in the confocal image (Fig. 2 A ) are blurred.
People who were in their 20s then are in their 70s now: the law of averages says some of them are going to snuff it.
On Friday, the major averages posted some of the biggest losses in months, with the Dow tumbling 250 points, or 2.5percentt, and the S.& P. 500 falling 2.8percentt.
Those numbers are well below the freshman averages at some of the big-name colleges that sent him applications along with brochures.
Such scaling of data smooths the solution space and averages out some of the noise (ASCE 2000).
