The phrase "average spread" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as finance, statistics, or any field where you are discussing the typical difference between two values or measurements.
Example: "The average spread between the bid and ask prices has narrowed significantly over the past month."
Alternatives: "mean difference" or "typical range".
That compares with an average spread of just 0.46% between 2004 and 2007.
In that year, the average spread between bonds and loans was 0.89 percentage points.
For modeling exposure close to an indoor air pollution source, an isotropic turbulent diffusion coefficient is used to represent the average spread of emissions.
The average spread for a Nasdaq stock has shrunk almost 90percentthehe last five years, according to the market study, which confirms earlier independent research.
And the average spread of investment-grade corporate bonds, or the extra yield that they offer compared to Treasury bonds, was about 1.19 percent for the third quarter.
For the first time since late 2002, the average spread between high-yield corporate bonds and Treasuries now exceeds 1,000 basis points which, for an individual bond, usually earns it the title "distressed", implying a probability of nearly 25% of default within the following 12 months.No doubt some of that average spread reflects the lack of liquidity in today's financial markets.
Yet average spreads in Japan, according to S&P, remain just one-third of the 3% or more charged in America.
In April 2000, average spreads in the 10 most active Nasdaq stocks at the top 20 market-maker firms amounted to 2.72percentt of principal for a $50 stock or 1.81percentt for a $75 stock.
The experimental method developed in this work uses a Wilhelmy balance to monitor the average spreading velocity of surface active substances on a thin water film over a porous solid substrate.
Lay sees average spreads to Treasurys widening to historical norms of 450 to 500 basis points within the next six months.
Middle panels: average spreading capability (rescaled by the system size) grouped by the connectivity of the initial seed, k.
