The phrase "average productivity of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical output or efficiency of a group, organization, or system in a specific context.
Example: "The average productivity of the team has increased significantly over the past quarter."
Alternatives: "mean output of the" or "typical efficiency of the".
The average productivity of the species Pinus, planted especially in the south of Brazil, is of the order of 41 m3/ha · year [2].
Solving for the new market equilibrium, we find the determinants of the relative sizes of each occupational group, and of the average productivity of the economy.
The market equilibrium from individual occupational choices determines the relative size of each occupation group, as well as the average productivity of the economy (our indicator of welfare).
In this paper, individuals differ in general skill, the internal organization of firms affects the average productivity of the economy, and the relative size of each occupational group is explicitly calculated.
In fact, when information on individual skill levels of migrant workers is unknown by employers in host countries, all migrant workers receive a fixed salary which corresponds to the average productivity of the group of migrants.
In this table, a value of 0 means no land is available and a value of 1 shows that the average productivity of new land is equal to the average productivity of the existing cropland.
Thus, it can be argued from this figure that the average productivities of the rural population that belong to the social groups schedule tribe (ST), schedule caste (SC) and other backward class (OBC) are lower than the rural population belong of other social group.
These research investments tighten firm selection and raise the average productivity of firms in the market, thereby implying lower consumer prices and higher welfare.
All of the land pixels in area A represent pixels with productivity (for C4) higher than the average productivity of existing cropland (the straight line).
Yet it is all a lie because it compares the average productivity of all workers in the economy to the median wage of production and nonsupervisory employees.
If the average productivity of new lands is the same as the existing corn yield (i.e., 10 metric tons/ha), then this economy needs to convert about 0.75 million ha of its natural land (forest and pasture land) to cropland.
