The phrase "amounting to the average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a quantity or value that is equal to or representative of the average in a particular context.
Example: "The total expenses for the month amounted to the average of what we typically spend."
Alternatives: "equaling the average" or "reaching the average".
In normal times, ZLB risk amounts to the average time remaining before policy rates hit zero.
Last month, Mr. Cavallo established a multiple exchange rate for importers and exporters, giving exporters the benefit of approximately an 8percentt subsidy, based on a floating exchange rate that amounts to the average value of the euro and the dollar.
Vladimir Artemov, who won three gold medals at the 1988 Seoul Olympics in gymnastics, said he had received 32,000 rubles, $5,333 at the official exchange rate of 6 rubles to the dollar, plus $1,280 in hard currency - unfathomable amounts to the average Soviet citizen.
Last year, while the average electronics theft amounted to $814,000, the average pharmaceutical theft was worth $4 million.
If your mutual fund expenses amount to the U.S. average and you have at least $24,000 to invest, a FOLIOfn account is cheaper than a mutual fund.
In either case, our method amounts to taking the average of the five CV estimates, thereby stabilising the variances.
This was dismissed by the committee as it amounted to twice the average UK salary and over a five-year parliament added up to £250,000.
The vast majority (74percentt) of Americans believe that CEOs are not paid the correct amount relative to the average worker.
74percentt of Americans believe that CEOs are not paid the correct amount relative to the average worker.
Only a quarter (25percentt) of Republicans believe CEOs are paid the correct amount relative to the average worker, compared to 16percentt of Democrats and 11percentt of Independents.
