### Comment:
Yes. Some weird statistical models use it.

### REPLY:
Yup.  Typically when the number of 'buckets' is significantly less than the population distributed amongst them. 
  
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 Although 'average' is less typical than 'typical' in such usage.  I'm sure there's others where 'average' is more typical than 'typical'. 
  
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 ...Typical

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