The phrase "average management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a level of management that is neither exceptional nor poor, often implying mediocrity in performance or effectiveness.
Example: "The company's recent performance review indicated that they have average management, which has led to stagnation in growth."
Alternatives: "mediocre management" or "standard management".
Compare this with a mutual fund: In the U.S. the average management fee for an actively managed fund is 1.23%, and there's often a front-end fee, too.
FEES Of course, all of W. P. Stewart's returns were reported with its average management fee of 1.2 percent.
Worst of all were family-owned firms run by the founder's eldest son, with an average management score of 2.53.
As a result, the average management fee at buy-out firms trying to raise capital fell by 20 basis points between 2008 and 2009, to just over 1.8%, according to Preqin, a research firm.
On average, management turnover rates run around 20% annually for table-service restaurants, while hourly workers turn over at roughly a 150% clip.
To work on a production site in a seldom-visited land has more of a political edge than does the average management or engineering post.
The[y] are just like the other stocks [we have with] all the [same] characteristics: They're well financed, we think they have above-average management teams we can see how they're growing over time and they're priced at a discount.
The admissions director at Emory's business school, for instance, expects the average Graduate Management Admissions Test score of the new class to go to 670 from last year's 650.
One study has found that in the average buyout, management receives $52.2 million by selling stock, and then reloads with stock in the newly private company, which on average represents 21.9 percent of the new company.
The average time management (ATM): Average time between hospitalization and administration of the first treatment.
Compare these wages to the national average for management and professional workers at $47.57, manufacturing and goods producers at $31.59 and all workers at $28.48.
