The phrase "average recruitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or mean number of recruits in a specific context, such as hiring or enrollment processes.
Example: "The average recruitment for our summer internship program has increased over the past few years, indicating a growing interest among students."
Alternatives: "typical recruitment" or "mean recruitment rate".
But signing up will safeguard any new recruits and help hold on to them, she added, highlighting an average recruitment cost of £2,000 for each new employee.
The average recruitment rate for this pre-pilot study, during which 24 patients were recruited, was 1.3 patients per month.
At Air India, the average recruitment age for cabin crew is 20 to 30 years, the Air India spokesman said.
The average recruitment rates as well as the mortality rates of the latter species were conspicuously higher in the AF plots than in the NAF plots.
And she has a point: Not only do people who decide they want to return to work face all of the usual issues of newly needing more time flexibility, wondering whether their skills are still current enough, general confidence and so on, but the average recruitment process, and job sites overall, do not really have ways to account for any of that very well.
There were statistically significant negative relationships between 3-year average maternity rates and 3-year average sex ratios (R2 = 0.57, p<0.001, Figure 1), and 3-year average recruitment rates and 3-year average sex ratios (R2 = 0.64, p<0.001, Figure 2).
Of these, twelve came from abroad and five were women, which is an above-average recruitment of female scientists according to program director Raoul Klingler.
The correlations found in this study are consistent with previous work by Planque and Frédou [39], which showed that increased temperatures were associated with above-average recruitment for stocks in the low-range (≤6°C) bottom temperature habitats (e.g. Lofoten), and below-average recruitment to stocks in the high-range (≥9°C) habitats (e.g. North Sea).
During this period, the average yearly recruitment of P. grossa from these stumps were c. 300 individuals, adding up to a total of c. 2250 emergence holes.
Yet, the average monthly recruitment rate of participants in the two protocols remained similar and was better than that of earlier studies in which Omosa, et al[6], reported recruitment rates of approximately 4 to 5 participants per month.
In total, 1 240 593 women aged 56 years on average at recruitment were included in the analyses.
