The phrase "average future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing predictions or expectations about what is typical or common in the future.
Example: "Based on current trends, we can estimate the average future income for graduates in this field."
Alternatives: "typical future" or "expected future".
In workshop 1, farmers aim to produce a configuration that satisfies an average future weather scenario.
When the profit per dollar of capital invested in the economy is higher than average, future rates of economic growth also tend to be above average.
The average future entrepreneur initially comes to the city to work for one of its existing companies, taking the plunge to found a company almost a decade after graduating.
For the T8 LDPP vs. T8 non LDPP control comparison, given a milk response of 0 pounds per cow per day and a T8 lifetime of 24,000 hours, partial budget analysis yielded an expected change in profit for an average future year of negative $6,846.
For the LED LDPP vs. T8 non LDPP control comparison, given an expected milk response of 0 pounds per cow per day and a LED lifetime of 80,000 hours, partial budget analysis yielded an expected change in profit for an average future year of negative $8,400.
En route, actuaries make lots of assumptions about career spans, average future employee pay, inflation and retiree life spans.
S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrial average futures are both down by 1.6%.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 600 points, while gold had climbed $100 an ounce.
Dow Jones industrial average futures, up 30 points just before the report came out, were up 45 points after it was released.
— NIKI KITSANTONIS, ATHENS From an initial spurt of 75 points late Sunday, the Dow Jones industrial average futures are now down about 31 points.
Natural gas futures contracts and natural gas options contracts have led the way, with daily average futures volume up 88percentto to 102,238 contracts, and options contracts up 195percentto to 50,172 contracts.
