The phrase "average full costs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or economics when discussing the typical total expenses associated with a product or service.
Example: "To determine the pricing strategy, we need to analyze the average full costs of production and distribution."
Alternatives: "typical total costs" or "mean overall expenses".
Compared to the average full cost, the average variable cost is more useful when making short-term managerial decisions.
To calculate the average actual full cost per dialysis depending on the monthly number of dialyses the following formula was applied: {C}_t=frac{C_f+{displaystyle {sum}_{iin K}{d}_i*kern0.5em left(1+ truncleft(frac{x_t}{k_i}right)right)}+{x}_t*kern0.5em v}{x_t}.
If two units have the same capacity, the one that has lower average full-load cost has the higher priority.
Compared with London, studio costs in Greater Manchester are more than 50% lower, average full-time staff costs are 40% lower and lifestyle costs including transport are between 40% and 60% lower, according to an independent report from Amion Consulting Limited last year.
Figure the average total cost (ATC).
An average full kit for a junior fan, which most clubs regard as under-16 and others as under-18, costs £65.
In a recent statement summarizing financial data, which it had shared with its unions, the Met reported that the average full-time chorus member cost the company $300,000 in the 2012-13 season ($200,000 of that in pay, and another $100,000 in benefits), while the average full-time member of the orchestra cost the company $285,000 $200,0000 in pay, and $85,000 in benefits).
Average students like Ms. Wu pay full cost and hear frequent complaints from their parents.
Why would you care about their behavior?" No, he insisted, the extra $2,000 was an effort to increase the value of the scholarships, which some studies estimate falls on average about $3,500 short of the full cost of attending college annually.
