The phrase "increased to an average" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a measurement or statistic that has risen from a lower to a higher amount or level. For example: "The number of people who have moved to the city has increased to an average of 30 per month."
But in booming SoHo, asking rents on Broadway between Houston to Broome Streets increased to an average of $145 a square foot from $129 last fall.
He said the cost of tuition, which has increased to an average of $3,000 from $1,660 in 1993, was also a factor.
The debt is so huge that many can't pay it off: "It has increased to an average in the arts and humanities of something like $50,000".
And, yes, costs were reduced, and yields increased — to an average of 12 pigs a pregnancy for the Dittmer sows.
In this virtual version, 2.9bn years ago Venus had an average surface temperature of 11C (52F) and this only increased to an average of 15C (59F) by 715m years ago, as the sun became more powerful.
According to the N.H.L., the teams spent 76percentt of last season's $1.927 billion in revenue on players' salaries, which have increased to an average of $1.79 million a player.
around the parade's start time, increasing to an average of 25 m.p.h. in the early afternoon.
Employees' share of health premiums is expected to increase to an average of almost $2,800 this year, the survey found.
The amount of time spent online by home users is also increasing, to an average of 10 hours and 19 minutes a month in July 2001, up from 9 hours and 41 minutes in July 2000.
The new fuel economy standard will increase to an average of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 (for fleets of cars and light trucks together), from the current 27.3 miles per gallon.
If sepiolite and amorphous silica are allowed to control silica solubility, then the scatter in the data noticeably increases to an average of 0.003 molal.
