The phrase "average outlay" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical expenditure or cost associated with a particular item or service over a specific period.
Example: "The average outlay for maintaining a car includes fuel, insurance, and regular servicing costs."
Alternatives: "typical expenditure" or "mean cost".
He said $600,000 was the average outlay.
And though rates plummeted, retailers actually spent more than twice as much on online marketing deals last year -- $2.1 million on average -- than in 2001, when the average outlay was $885,000.
Twentypercentt of those who tried to fix the problem said it had not been solved; among those who spent money seeking a remedy, the average outlay was $129.
Foreign governments know that Chinese tourists like to splurge: they spend about $6,000 per trip to America, according to the US Travel Association, a third more than the average outlay of other visitors.Some countries, such as Britain, have been slow to capitalise.
The average outlay for the most expensive match-day tickets also increased, by 7.4% from 2011 to £21.67.
In general, Spanish clubs' average outlay in the summer window was $40.5 million, trailing Serie A's $65.5 million and trailing the Premier League, whose clubs, on average, spent $106.5 million on new players, again because they have the revenue surge through TV deals.
The five lowest spenders of 1994 have seen their average outlays rise from 32.7% to 36.5% of GDP.
Even factoring in the TARP year (2009), Bush's average outlays as a proportion of the economy was 20.3percentt – far below Reagan and only a half-point below Clinton.
Parents who want to send their child to a private boarding school now face an average annual outlay of £30,369.
Saving themselves the average £264 outlay on a pram, the Garlands have chosen instead to use a combination of a wrap sling and an Ergobaby carrier.
