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Discover LudwigThe phrase "averaging more than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statistical data or measurements that exceed a certain value on average.
Example: "The temperatures in July are averaging more than 30 degrees Celsius this year."
Alternatives: "calculating over" or "recording above".
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Neither is averaging more than 20 points.
No Georgetown player is averaging more than 12.5 points.
Racing cannot start in winds averaging more than 19 knots.
There is a steady drumbeat of executions, averaging more than one a week.
Running backs Jonte Coven and Xavier Martin are each averaging more than 5 yards a carry.
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Stiles, the leading scorer in the country, is averaging more than 30 points a game.
Now he has 729 from 13, including three centuries, and is averaging more than 60.
Renzi's Democratic party (PD) is averaging more than three times that figure.
The Blue Jays are averaging more than six runs a game at home.
Missouri has nine players averaging more than 11 minutes this season.
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