The phrase "average productivity per" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing metrics or measurements related to productivity in relation to a specific unit, such as time, employee, or project.
Example: "The average productivity per employee has increased significantly over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "mean output per" or "typical productivity for".
Your average productivity per employee is $200,000.
With fewer inexperienced workers in the lab, it is very possible that the average productivity per person will actually increase".
Even though average productivity per employed worker increases due to the higher dismissal threshold, labor input for intermediate goods producing firms falls, increasing the marginal product of labor, (x_t).
Around 50 of the demographic contribution is explained by the increase in the average productivity per worker (productivity component), which arises from the change in the population's age structure and the rise in households' saving rate.
The deviation of Okun's law in the United States was driven by rapid growth in average productivity per hour worked, associated with a strong adjustment through the extensive margin (e.g. layoffs).
If programmes achieved higher average productivity per team, for example, HReH targets could be reduced.
Earth has approximately 4.4 global acres (1 acre of biologically productive space, including both land and water, with world-average productivity) per person of biologically productive space.
These performance improvements, often in the areas of quality, cost, and delivery (QCD) may be external in areas affecting customer satisfaction, and internal in areas such as improving average productivity obtained per staff member, or per unit of production area floor space.
Traditionally, the average productivity rate per worker has been 5.5 tons per day.
The valuation of an hour work the average productivity costs per hour worked will be based on the Net National Income per working hour[ 15].
Two out of five (40%) pottery industry workers reported the average productivity loss per worker as 15%, while the others reported no loss of productivity.
