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"averages to" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
You can use this phrase when describing mathematical equations, statistical data, or more generally when comparing two or more values. For example, "The average of this data set averages to about 25."
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(I use three-month moving averages to compute the data).
Both used weighted averages to account for product usage.
Still, they maintain the grade point averages to determine the No. 1 and No. 2 spots.
Management can use these averages to guide its efforts to reduce costs.
Because prices can be volatile, they use three-month moving averages to smooth the trends.
The figures show the year-over-year change in American imports, using three-month moving averages to smooth the figures.
Teams come in knowing there will be casualties -- to their earned run averages, to their players' patience, to their psyche.
I would be interested to see the correlation of rushing attempts and fourth-quarter rushing averages to victories.
They track their grade-point averages to multiple decimal places and have longer résumés than their parents.
But we should be careful when using averages to make inferences about causes and effects on individuals.
But the findings are more interesting when one drills down beneath the averages to look at trends within individual chains.
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