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Discover LudwigThe phrase "average revenues per" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial metrics, particularly in the context of analyzing revenue generated by a business or service on a per-unit basis.
Example: "The average revenues per customer have increased significantly over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "mean revenue per" or "revenue per unit".
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Their average revenues per household or per user continue to climb; in Europe, where wireless carriers face much more competition, average revenues per user have fallen by 15 percent over the past five years.
However, the company said it was encouraged by a further increase in average revenues per user - to £42.30 - and a reduction in churn to 1.2 per cent.
Among its conclusions are that while the digital economy has lower average revenues per company than non-digital sectors, the median digital firm has higher revenues and revenue growth than the median non-digital company.
Sky has persuaded many customers to sign up for its broadband and phone services, helping drive average revenues per user to £508 ($812) in the 2009-10 fiscal year, up from £427 two years earlier.
China Mobile, the mainland's dominant operator, with 73% of the market, announced half-year results that were superb in every respect bar one: average revenues per user were down by 35%.
Average revenues per user are up, however.
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WorldCom has less profit to lose: Its average revenue-per-minute is 11 cents.
Virgin Mobile has around 5.1 million customers with an average revenue per user of $19.93 per month.
But neither Raleigh nor Andreessen said how it affected average-revenue-per-user in these tests.
"They have the highest average revenue per customer.
"Engagement and loyalty drive average revenue per user.
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