The phrase "average turnover for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical rate at which employees leave a company or the average revenue generated by a business over a specific period.
Example: "The average turnover for the retail industry has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "typical turnover for" or "mean turnover for".
The daily average turnover for the month was also the highest in history, at 166 million Hong Kong dollars.
A study conducted by Kingston University's small business research centre in 2007 found that the average turnover for ventures run by over-50s was £67,500 per year, although 10% had revenues in excess of £100,000.
A spokesperson for the company said they believed SKULLY had a lower than average turnover for an SF startup.
The timing of 12 weeks for data locking was selected since this was the average turnover time for return of laboratory results and data input in various Asian countries.
The study found that the average turnover rate for refugees at manufacturing companies was just 4%, far below the 11% for all employees.
The average turnover time for this carbon is more than a century.
Key Figure: 6.5 The average turnover margin for Virginia Commonwealth, the best in the nation.
Advocates say the average turnover rate for staff in group foster care settings like Pleasantville Cottage is 42percentt a year.
That's substantially lower than the 22.4percentt average turnover rate for software companies reported by HR consultancy Aon Hewitt last year.
According to the Council of Family and Child Caring Agencies, a membership association, the average turnover rate for staff in group foster-care settings is 42percentt a year, and about 10percentt of the jobs go unfilled.
That is one way to look at a peculiar survey by Thomson Financial Investor Relations, a New York shareholder communications firm, which surveyed money managers in 61 metropolitan areas to determine their average turnover ratio for 1999.
