The phrase "above average price" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a price that is higher than the average for a particular good or service. For example: "The hotel room cost an above average price, but it was worth it for the breathtaking view."
"People will pay an above-average price for something that's tangibly better, so kudos to the airlines that recognize this," he said.
You should then watch for a signal of strength a day of above-average volume or above-average price range to confirm the analysis," according to Bollinger.
Housing was experiencing above-average price rises because of a favorable change in the tax law in 1998 that virtually eliminated capital gains taxes on the sale of most primary residences.
At the Edge, the developers have come up with a mix of prices, about $950 per square foot, that average nearly 20percentt below the average price per square foot in Manhattan (though above average prices in Harlem and Washington Heights).
The CMA's research found that Lloyds was gaining customers despite charging above-average prices and delivering below-average quality.
Mrs. Kalt's specialty is finding plots that have long been considered impossible to develop or improvising strategies to make average listings sell for above-average prices.
Its Bank of Scotland arm is also rated as offering below-average quality and above-average prices, along with RBS, its NatWest arm, and also Co-operative Bank.
"We believe Micron's share price does not reflect our concerns about what we see as above-average pricing and inventory risks," S&P Equity Research said.
Her breeding is not known, but she was cream-colored and many of her foals were as well; they sold for above-average prices because of their color.
The deputy managing director of the IMF, Min Zhu, suggested the rise in housing prices and the number of nations with above average housing price to income ratios meant that nations needed to be awake to concerns of another housing bubble.
