The phrase "average prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a potential candidate or opportunity that is considered typical or not exceptional in quality or potential.
Example: "While he has some skills, he is just an average prospect for the position compared to other candidates."
Alternatives: "mediocre candidate" or "typical prospect".
The deal stunned some observers, who had judged him as no more than an average prospect.
"The penalty for being younger, more desperate for money and less experienced is that the average prospect is going to get a bum deal," he wrote in an April blog post about Pave and Upstart.Yet both Mr Kulp and Ms Chowdhery have clearly thought carefully about the trade-offs involved.
The New Yorker, December 31 , 1927P. 7 Average prospect's belief in his ability to argue insurance sales easier.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 31 , 1927P. 7 Average prospect's belief in his ability to argue insurance sales easier.
In Cuba, a lot of verve and ambition is always going to help, but music is basically a job with better than average prospects of earning a living and making some hard currency.As the sun went down we stayed on the roof, drinking more rum.
Aramboles is regarded as an above-average prospect now.
The research firm said it views BP's upstream production and reserve replacement track record as strong, and that the company has "above-average" prospects relative to peers.
Across the board, mentally ill people were, once again, seen as below-average prospects when it came to building a long-term relationship.
Using the developed model, the endogenous reference points of the subjects are estimated to first increase and then decrease over simulated days till being roughly leveling off, and the average travel prospect values of the subjects on all routes are estimated to first increase, then decrease and finally level off over simulated days.
Average growth prospects for sub-Saharan African economies are estimated at around five percent for 2012 (and forecast to increase to 5.7% for 2013, but drop to 5.5% for 2014).
As a result, the Gu cereal harvest - from April to June - was 50percentt below average, and prospects for the October-December Deyr season are very grim.
