The phrase "average loss rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, risk assessment, or performance metrics to describe the typical rate at which losses occur over a specific period.
Example: "The average loss rate for the investment portfolio was calculated to be 5% over the last fiscal year."
Alternatives: "mean loss rate" or "typical loss rate".
This means, with an average loss rate of 19% of total assets, the FDIC has a current funding capacity of $955 billion in total assets.
Given the resulting shortage of data, Mr Gee based his estimates on procurement fraud on the lowest average loss rate in other industry sectors: 5.8 per cent.
As for how Morgan values these assets, he said that since 2010 the bank has routinely reserved for the higher probability of defaults on them, assuming an average loss rate of 60 percent on high-risk second liens.
Through an emulation with actual controller and virtual network, we showed that proposed scheme reduced overall average loss rate and improved loss fairness over the net-work by standardizing loss rate of each traffic.
A, title II, 204 (c)) increased the FDIC's borrowing authority from the U.S. Treasury from $30 billion to $500 billion for 2Q2009 to 4Q2010 so that the FDIC could provide systemic risk financial assistance for IDIs with total assets of $2.6 trillion, assuming an average loss rate of 19% of total assets.
With the FDIC experiencing an average loss rate of 19% of the total assets of the failed IDIs, the maximum funding capacity of the FDIC, in terms of total assets of failed IDIs, as of 12/31/08, was $363 billion $69 billion/199%).
Average loss rates were 0.35%, for the fibrous area, 2.5% for fruit damage and 14.5% for the untrimmed green area.
In addition, the trends for early credit achievement have become stronger in recent years as indicated by the 6-year average loss rates of enrollment in Tables 5 and 6.
Results indicate that wetlands area at this Ramsar site decreased from 127,526 ha in 1988–117,805 ha in 2005, 113,705 ha in 2014 at an annual averaged loss rate of 531.6 ± 72 ha/yr.
In the real-time class, the average state is the mean loss rate, and its goal loss rate is zero.
CCs are post-mitotic, with an average loss-rate of ∼6 months in the trachea (Rawlins and Hogan, 2008; Rawlins et al., 2007).
