The phrase "average manpower" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical number of workers or personnel required for a specific task or project.
Example: "The average manpower needed for this construction project is estimated to be around 50 workers."
Alternatives: "typical workforce" or "standard labor force".
With regard to manpower, an average of 3.06 (±0.2, N = 19 transects) man-h was required to sample 1 km of large trees (≥5 m).
The average monthly wage in Indonesia is about 3.94m rupiah, according to data from the manpower ministry.
Some positive results have been recorded on reducing nearly 40% manpower with the same daily output, saving 30% floor area and reducing average delivery time from 7.5 days to 3 days.
Nevertheless, the feasibility of opting for colonoscopy as screening tool for average-risk groups may be questionable due to the shortage of medical endoscopic manpower and the risk of perforation associated with colonoscopy.
The results show that the proposed layout can decrease manpower and labor idle time ratio by 15.02% and 12.48% on average, respectively.
We identified the average salaries of individuals and used the average time units to calculate the cost of manpower.
Manpower does use capital: It pays temp workers every week and then has to wait an average 68 days to collect from customers.
The F-20 was projected to consume 53% less fuel, require 52% less maintenance manpower, had 63% lower operating and maintenance costs and had four times the reliability of average front-line designs of the era.
At an average monthly fixed cost of $180,000 per base, and a marginal cost of $1,000 per flight (in fuel and manpower), Air Methods needs 30 flights a month per base to break even.
To support future manpower availability (sustainability for future projects) we decided to work with six practice visitors who made an average of 6 visits.
