The phrase "average monthly pension" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of pension received on a monthly basis, often in financial or retirement planning contexts.
Example: "The average monthly pension for retirees in this sector has increased over the past decade."
Alternatives: "typical monthly pension" or "mean monthly pension".
The average monthly pension in Lithuania is €242.10 before tax, compared with €700 in Greece.
"The actual average monthly pension of members of our union who retired from Yale in 2002 with 20 years' service or more is just $621 a month".
Although he would not give his income specifics, he said he received the average monthly pension, which was 175,646 yen last year, or $1,626 at current exchange rates.
The average monthly pension received is around €1,052£767.4646) for men in the old West German states, and €1,006 £733.99) for those in the old East German states, while for women the figures are €521 (£380) and €705 (£514).
The average monthly pension fell from 1,350 euros ($1,494) in 2009 to just 833 euros ($922) this year, according to the BBC.
Few Russians can live off the average monthly pension ($209.00) as is, and many use their pension as a subsidy for their low wages and continue to work in their old age.
Average $60,000 plus in revenues monthly.
Recent estimates from the Harvard Business Review show the average monthly income hovering around $20. Pensions can yield as little as $8 per month.
People in the country earn an average monthly wage of €400 ($520) with pensions of less than half that.
The most recent available data [ 19] report that the average monthly earning in Romania is 790.1133 RON and the monthly pension for a total disability is 512.96 RON.
At present, the monthly pension payment for an East German averages 420 East German marks, compared with the nearly 1,100 West German marks collected by the average West German retiree.
