The phrase "average industry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the typical standards, practices, or performance levels within a specific industry.
Example: "The company's profits are above the average industry benchmark, indicating strong performance."
Alternatives: "typical industry" or "standard industry".
Nokia also foresees some decline in average industry prices.
The bureau said that 4 of the top 10 counties in average industry pay were in the New York City market.
According to a study released last week by eMarketer, the studios spend about 3percentt of their ad budgets online, compared with 5.7percentt for the average industry.
The government restricted competition, and fares were fixed by the Civil Aviation Department (DAC), at a level designed to cover average industry costs, plus a 12% profit margin.
Professor Freeman, in a telephone interview yesterday, said he was unimpressed by those arguments, as low-cost fund complexes like Vanguard are able to negotiate for management fees that are much lower than the average industry fee despite those circumstances.
In the second quarter, the carrier's revenue per available seat mile, a standard industry benchmark, fell 6.7percentt from a year earlier, better than the average industry decline of 10percentt.
On average, industry-affiliated participants rated clearfelling much more acceptable than did non-affiliated and conservation-affiliated participants.
To ensure that tariff rates for subcategories that are relatively more important in terms of total imports receive a greater weight in the constructed average industry-level tariff, a weighted average tariff was constructed using imports as the weight.
Although we could have instead computed the average industry-country level of tangibility to increase the variability of the IV, that variable may not be exogenous, since it may be influenced by the country's institutional framework.
Encouragingly, a recent review of gastrointestinal research publications reported that, on average, industry-sponsored studies were of superior methodologic quality to studies funded by other sources and were no more likely than other studies to publish results that favored the study sponsor, although an extremely high percentage of all studies in these journals reported positive results [ 12].
For each individual regression, the TSX60 average and Industry average do not include the dependent stock's liquidity measures.
