The phrase "amount on average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a typical or mean quantity of something over a specified period or across a group.
Example: "The amount on average spent by consumers on groceries has increased over the past year."
Alternatives: "average amount" or "mean quantity".
This is true even on the battlefield: soldiers in Afghanistan faced around 47 MicroMorts a day, but the aircrews that bombed Germany in the second world war endured about 25,000 MicroMorts per mission.The authors also introduce a related and equally eye-catching way of expressing risk, called the MicroLife the amount, on average, by which a given activity shortens or lengthens one's life.
They gave the same amount, on average, as callers usually gave.
That has left Citigroup paying the same amount on average to its remaining workers, though the quarterly cost to Citigroup is down by 25percentto to $6.4 billion.
Although the results were statistically significant, they amount, on average, to only a single extra satisfying event per month, compared with the placebo group.
In contrast, when the level of calculation is changed from Hartree Fock to MP2, the energies are increased by nearly the same amount on average.
BUT divorce and estate lawyers have been placing a value on air miles -- 2 cents apiece, the same amount, on average, that airlines charge when they sell miles to their corporate partners.
In the richest districts it amounted, on average, to $1.9 million.
The annual acquirer lobbying expenditure amounts on average to $3 million, or.015percentt of their average market capitalization.
They could designate that the money saved — amounting on average to tens of thousands of dollars a year — be targeted for use by their very own grandchildren or any specific child identified by their Social Security number.
From there on, they have plenty of room to differ, encouraged by the fact that they are much less regulated than, say, mutual funds.Their appeal is enhanced because they can attract the best investment talent, thanks largely to the sumptuous fees they charge (amounting, on average, to about 20% of profits).
And their general-government debt amounts on average to only 36% of GDP, compared with 119% of GDP in the rich world.In this section An economy crumbles The perils of prudence In praise of pessimists Can you hear me now?
