The phrase "average amount from one customer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial metrics, sales data, or customer behavior analysis to indicate the typical spending or contribution of an individual customer.
Example: "To improve our marketing strategy, we need to calculate the average amount from one customer over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "mean expenditure per customer" or "typical spending by a customer".
Under her leadership, the company grew from one customer and two employees to 100+ customers and $10M in revenue.
Still, Mr. Weill said, the average amount that Citigroup customers are charging on their cards is 5percentt lower than it was a year ago.
A coffee shop is allowed to have an amount of soft drugs behind the counter that is reasonable for the average amount of customers they have.
That means the average amount invested per customer was £3m.
Among the top three carriers, mobile data accounts for about 45 percent of the average amount of money made from each customer, Mr. Sharma said.
That's because the average amount it could charge customers to charter the largest commodities haulers typically 175,000 tons, loaded plunged from $137,000 a day to $38,000.
The average amount received from these walk-in customers was 2.25kg, but once gold weighing 35kg — the average weight of a 10-year-old boy in the UK — was exchanged for cash from a walk-in customer whose identity was unrecorded.
It reported growth of 2.4 percent in the average amount of money it makes from each customer to $65.20 a month.
Analysis of its customer data showed that the average amount of euros loaded on to a prepaid card in a single transaction had fallen this year, though the overall amount loaded had increased, as people were doing more top-ups.
This amounts to around one-eighth the average amount of water withdrawn each day from the Potomac River to provide drinking water to the entire metropolitan region.
Mike Cherry, the FSB's national policy chairman, reported that floods cost small businesses an average amount of £1,531, causing disruption to staff, customers, suppliers and travel.
