The phrase "average debt level" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing financial statistics or economic conditions related to debt.
Example: "The average debt level among college graduates has increased significantly over the past decade."
Alternatives: "typical debt amount" or "mean debt figure.".
Q What is the average debt level?
True enough, but this is about the average debt level for a major league team.
Q What is your average debt level as measured by loan to value?
"You could not buy a new S.U.V.," she says, for the average debt level of the university's graduates, which is likely to be around $25,000 for this year's freshmen who borrow and finish their degrees.
As expected, the treatment group shows a 13%% points larger average debt level than the control group.
The average student debt is already $23,000 and will likely continue to grow, so it is conservative to estimate that the average debt level of these 1.2 million IBR participants will be $25,000.
Not including mortgages, average debt levels have soared 58 per cent over the past 12 months to £9,314.
At the very least, average debt levels should be no higher than those in the US, with many more concessions for those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
But many other analysts also conclude that, for big listed companies at least, average debt levels could return to their pre-bubble levels within a couple of years.
We believe that Connaught has historically run with average debt levels significantly above those reported at year end due to aggressive management of supplier and subcontractor payments in the run up to year end.
Inequality v growth ReprintsIf one looks at average debt levels over 15-year periods instead, there is no evidence that countries with debt of above 80% of GDP grow more slowly (see right-hand chart).
