The phrase "average economy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a typical or standard economic condition or performance level in a specific context.
Example: "The report indicated that the average economy of the region has shown steady growth over the past year."
Alternatives: "typical economy" or "standard economy".
The gauge screens can be configured to show different levels of information, including fuel use, battery power, average economy and instantaneous m.p.g.
SILVER: Any time you have a general election and you don't have an incumbent and you have kind of an average economy, it wasn't ever that farfetched that Trump would win.
The option isn't available in your average, economy hotel with a chain restaurant attached, but if there's a destination restaurant or one related to a well-known chef, you may be surprised.
With cars, the improvement runs 30%, so average economy of 20 to 21 mpg (city/highway) is possible for these trucks.
Similarly, three years after devaluing, the average economy was up 6.5percentt of GDP from its pre-devaluation level of output, while Latvia was down 21.5percentthreeee years after its recession began; as Blanchard points out, it is still down 15percenttodayay.
Even those graduating into average economies seemed happier than counterparts who had entered hot job markets.
A 2013 U.S. Department of Energy study found power outages caused by extreme weather had an average economy-wide cost of $18-$18-$33 billionm 2003-2012, and urged investments in resilient infromtructure to strengthen the grid against the increasingly frequent and intense severe weather.
The average economy-class seat pitch, a rough measure of legroom, has plummeted from 35 inches before airline deregulation in the 1970s to about 31 inches today.
And keep in mind that's the consequences of his plan with the heroic assumption that medical care inflation can be held to the level of average economy-wide inflation.
How did he manage to be re-elected despite a below-average economy?
Mr. McDonnell is a popular Republican governor of Virginia, a key battleground with a better-than-average economy and a low unemployment rate.
