The phrase "average the value added of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving economics, finance, or data analysis where you want to calculate the average of value added metrics for a specific set of items or entities.
Example: "To assess the overall performance of the companies in the sector, we will average the value added of each firm."
Alternatives: "calculate the mean of the value added from" or "determine the average value added for".
What you would think this means is that Ms. Isaacson's students averaged 3.57 on the test the year before; they were predicted to average 3.69 this year; they actually averaged 3.63, giving her a value added of 0.06 below zero.
The number of days of absence from work and the actual costs of working hours missed due to health-related problems are calculated on the basis of the average value added per worker according to age and gender per day and per hour, respectively.
Countries where the minimum wage was more than 79%% of the average value added per worker were given a rating of 0. Countries with no minimum wage were given a rating of 10.
Source: Global Competitiveness Reports, World Economic Forum (various issues) Minimum wages (from 2006 onwards): This component is based on the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business data for the ratio of mandated minimum wage to the average value added per worker, a component that is part of the "Difficulty of Hiring Index".
ABB, an international engineering conglomerate which has bought scores of businesses across Eastern Europe, reckons that most of its Czech companies perform comfortably above the company's global average for value added per dollar of labour cost.
Hence, the dependent variables in the estimated equations are firm averages of value added and wage costs (net of social security payroll tax cuts) on an hourly basis.
v i average of value added for product i.
Over the period 1998 2006 in Belgium, Cataldi et al. (2012) and Vandenberghe et al. (2013) provide evidence that a rise in the share of occupied workers aged at least 50 reduces the log of firm's average value added per worker more than the log of its average labor cost per worker.
Vi represents the minimum wage to average value added per worker ratio.
It can be seen that as the k value added, the average hops in the data transmission kept reducing; the absolute value of the slope also decreased.
