The phrase "average cost per unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or business when discussing the cost associated with producing or purchasing a single unit of a product or service.
Example: "To determine the profitability of our new product line, we need to calculate the average cost per unit."
Alternatives: "mean cost per item" or "typical cost per unit".
The ultimate objective is to minimize the long-run average cost per unit time.
Another revision to the regulations set the average cost per unit of affordable housing at $160,000.
For periodic review we show that the long-run average cost per unit time is quasi-convex, enabling a simple search for the optimal review cycle.
The objective is to find the optimal control chart parameters, namely the sample size, sampling intervals and the control limits, minimizing the total long-run expected average cost per unit time.
Cost-balance and auxiliary equations are formulated for each component and for each node and solved through a MATLAB program to get the average cost per unit exergy at different state points.
For continuous review, we present a semi-Markov decision model, characterize the optimal replenishment policy, and provide a solution approach to obtain the long-run average cost per unit time.
The average costs per unit of service in all the departments are given in table 4. The cost per visit in the outpatient department was US$3, while the cost per dental visit was US$20.
The assumptions of constant returns to scale and perfect divisibility ensured that the average costs per unit of health of any given health intervention were the same irrespective of the level of production.
Which of the following functions, f, represents the average (arithmetic mean) cost per unit, in dollars, when n units are produced?
The Kenyan Health Sector Costing Model gives at least some insights on the expected costs by showing reliable average cost per service unit (e.g. per patient day).
(These are standard mechanisms to attribute an average cost per ward per unit time adjusted for complexity, although some costs are directly attributed to the patient such as X‒rays).
