The phrase "average quota" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a standard or typical amount that is expected or required, often in relation to performance or production metrics.
Example: "The sales team exceeded their average quota this quarter, demonstrating their hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "typical quota" or "standard quota".
The third round has already hosted an above average quota of Premier League muggings and capitulations, with the power to add more in this week's replays, starting tonight.
Each examiner is given an average quota of 20 hours per patent; a few are summarily rejected in no time at all.
One of them recently shared that while her average quota per night was 20 men, during major sporting events, including the Super Bowl, her pimp increased her quota to 50.
But if I calculate the average annual quota required to limit global warming to two degrees this century I find that simply maintaining a typical American single-family home exceeds it in two weeks.
This pledge was confirmed by the new government, endorsing an appeal by EU Commissioner Philippe Busquin to raise Europe's average GNP quota for research from 2% to 3% over the next few years.
Austria has an average tax quota of 42percentt, more than 3percentt higher than the EU average, choking economic growth.
Alternative approaches involving the estimation of averages of quotas or tariffs have been proposed, but they have severe practical limitations of data availability over long time periods.
In the questionnaire for the professionals (Q3), information on sex, age, profession and working situation (steady job, temporary worker and other) will be collected with some other data on their attendance burden: size of assigned quota, average of daily office hours and house visits and average of time per visit in the centre and homes.
Across Soviet industry, the average level of quota fulfillment fell from 169 percent before the reform, to 120 percent in October 1963.
For each salesperson, the sheet tracks base compensation, variable compensation, how quickly he or she reaches quota, average deal size, churn (how long customers stick with you), and a few other details to get a comprehensive view of the rep's progress.
The models include regional and neighbourhood proxies of deprivation (i.e. regional unemployment quota, average purchasing power of the street section) as well as specific neighbourhood exposures (i.e. perceived air pollution).
