The phrase "above-average productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of productivity that exceeds the norm or average in a particular context, such as in a workplace or industry.
Example: "The team's above-average productivity has significantly contributed to the project's success and timely completion."
Alternatives: "higher-than-average productivity" or "superior productivity."
Companies that have invested in southern Dallas, such as American Airlines, report above-average productivity.
Their workers have experienced above-average productivity growth in recent years, despite a wage level below the average in manufacturing.
Our case study found that the Sabre team yielded above-average post-release quality and average to above-average productivity.
But companies that wish to witness favorable earnings growth propelled by above-average productivity growth need a long-term commitment to capital spending on technology items.
The same phenomenon is addressed by efficiency wage theories, which propose that the higher-paid occupants of a job grade are also achieving above-average productivity.
In fact, highly-engaged employees are 38% more likely to have above-average productivity.
Productivity growth in that industry — and by extension the above average productivity growth in the manufacturing sector — has little to do with automation.
Despite the challenges related to insecurity and limited access to natural resources, breeding herds are large and show above average productivity and reproductive performance (Majekodunmi et al. 2016).
The economy also posted above-average gains in productivity during the Internet boom.
And they give the company the flexibility to spend more when it needs to recruit above-average talent, improving productivity and inventiveness.
Metcalf's probit regressions indicate that when a workplace with union recognition also has the hallmark human resource management practices, its productivity (and financial performance) is much enhanced; that is, the probability of above-average levels of and changes in productivity (and financial performance) are significantly improved.
