The phrase "averages well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing performance metrics or outcomes that are generally favorable or above average.
Example: "In our recent analysis, the new marketing strategy averages well compared to previous campaigns."
Alternatives: "performs well" or "yields favorable results".
Over all, there are hundreds of teams with A.I. averages well into the 200s.
Check this chart from the 2005 N.Y.C. marathon and you'll see that the second half of the race, which runs through Fort Greene, averages well above fifty feet above sea level.
The first five batters in the Seattle order, in fact, all have regular-season averages well over.300 against Pettitte, who surrendered eight runs to Seattle in an Aug. 17 start.
This is true, he shows, not just in overcrowded places like India and Bangladesh but even in Russia's wild east, where the human population averages well below one person per square mile and the Amur tiger (unlike its southerly cousins) is free to roam over vast stretches of territory among the snowy forests that slope toward the Sea of Japan.
They argue that the makers of small cars, which sell so many more vehicles, should have to do more to reduce emissions perhaps by reducing their fleet averages well below the EU's proposed 130g/km limit.Intensive lobbying by BMW and Mercedes, with support from the EU's industry commissioner, Günter Verheugen (who happens to be German), and the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, has had some effect.
At the flagship University of New Hampshire, in-state tuition and fees exceed $15,000 a year many times the amount received in state appropriations (which averages well under $3,000 a student for the system as a whole).
Readings in Palangkaraya are currently averaging well over 1,000.
James and Wade both average well below fifty per cent.
He averaged well over a goal a game for England.
With gas prices nationwide averaging $2.95 a gallon, I averaged well under $2.50.
You will earn, on average, well over £100,000 more than non-graduates".
