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The author justifies the average principle for the differential equation \[ \begin{multlined} {d^2x(t)\over dt^2}+ k_1{dx(t)\over dt}+ k_2{dx(t-\Delta_0)\over dt}+ k_3x(t)+ k_4x(t-\Delta_0)=\\ \varepsilon f\left(x(t),x(t-\tau_0),{dx(t)\over dt},{dx(t-\tau_0)\over dt} \right)+ \sqrt{\varepsilon} g\left(x(t),x(t-\tau_0),{dx(t)\over dt},{dx(t-\tau_0)\over dt} \right)\xi(t,\mu), \end{multlined} \] where \(k_{i}, i=1,\ldots,4\), are constants; \(f\) and \(g\) are sufficiently smooth functions; \(\Delta_0,\tau_0\) are the delay constants; \(\varepsilon\) is a small parameter and \(\xi(t,\mu)\) is a stationary random process such that \(\xi(t,\mu)\) converges to the ``white noise'' as \(\mu\to 0\). Let \(x(t)=a(t)\cos(\omega t+\theta(t))\) be the first asymptotic approximation to an oscillating solution to the considered equation. A system of equations for the random functions \(a(t)\), \(\theta(t)\) is derived.