"compared to average" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to compare something or someone to an average level or score. For example, "The student scored twice as high on the math test compared to average."
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This is compared to average or 'baseline' temperatures for the period 1961-1990.
"The ratio of CEO pay compared to average employee pay is extreme at 138 1," Pirc noted.
So his better example is: had fifty op-eds published compared to average of six by most op-ed writers.
In this regard, different individualization techniques have been proposed showing significant improvements compared to "average" models.
One gets a similar sensation from a table showing month-by-month warming in recent years, when compared to average monthly temperatures between 1951 and 1980.
Its production of rice and potatoes could decline by as much as 20% compared to average years if the shortage of rainfall extends to early July, he said.
Twice as many salespeople and sales leaders at high-performing sales organizations rated their organization as excellent as compared to average and underperforming respondents.
Additionally, obese women significantly underreport their BMI compared to average/underweight women (F = 3.303, p < 0.05).
Immediately after the ban was enforced on its network, the ISP said P2P activity had dropped by over 11% compared to average levels.
Root resorption after orthodontic treatment over 10%% was higher in high-angle compared to average- and low-angle subjects (22, 20, and 9 %, respectively).
