The phrase "average benefit rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or social services when discussing the typical rate of benefits provided to individuals or groups.
Example: "The average benefit rate for unemployment assistance has increased over the past year, reflecting the economic challenges faced by many."
Alternatives: "mean benefit rate" or "typical benefit rate".
The mean projected annual costs per FTE, based upon USBLS 2010 average salaries adjusted for a 25% fringe benefit rate, was $2,161.75 (range: $926.13 to $4,604.11) for the nine practices.
The fact that fed males showed higher calling rates suggest that males would on average benefit from higher mating success at least over evolutionary time.
The average benefit was $417 per year.
The low value of cancer medicines is largely driven by two factors: (1) the low average benefit of cancer medicines because they benefit only a subset of the population, and (2) the high cost of oncology drug development due to its high failure rate and the need for large pivotal trials to detect small average benefits.
The hourly value of $42.67 of productivity losses was estimated based on the average hourly wage and benefits rate reported in the 1999 Medstat Benchmark Survey of Hourly Compensation and inflated using the 2005 Bureau of Labor Statistics Employment Cost Index for Private Industry [ 11].
Further, the efficacy of drug and physical treatments is hampered by high placebo response rates, with modest average benefits with active treatments over placebo in both parallel and crossover design trials.
Exxon Mobil, for example, which also benefits from the manufacturing benefit, paid an average effective rate of 14.2percentt from 2008 to 2010, according to Citizens for Tax Justice.
If African women (who now average more than five children each) had only 2.7 births on average (the rate now in India, Africaa would benefit enormously.
Thanks to the public outcry nearly one million families have signed up for the program and are benefiting from an average reduction of $740 per month on their monthly mortgage payments (an average interest rate reduction from 7.6%to2.9%9%).
A recent Government Accountability Office study confirms that the highly competitive credit card market benefits consumers, with average interest rates declining 6percentt between 1990 and 2004.
