The phrase "average unit price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, sales, or economics when discussing the typical cost of a single unit of a product or service.
Example: "The average unit price of the new smartphone model is significantly higher than its predecessor."
Alternatives: "mean unit cost" or "typical unit price".
The average unit price has been decreasing for years, and Bogdan repeatedly has announced his intention to lower the cost of the jets, Seligman wrote.
The price of TV picture tubes followed the experience-curve pattern from the introduction of television in the late 1940s until 1963, the average unit price dropping from $34 to $8 (in terms of 1958 dollars).
The average unit price is the driver of Apple's strong revenue.
In absolute numbers the average unit price in 2007 varied from 13 kroner per kilometre for health transport to 22 kroner per kilometre for transport paid by credit card.
Average costs per month were calculated based on average unit price and recommended dose.
For the 173 orders placed in 2010, the average unit price was USD 4.75 (range USD 3.3 to USD 7.9).
Gateway's new policy, under the Securities and Exchange Commission's fair disclosure regulation, or F.D., means that it will no longer report average unit prices on the computers it sells, or the number of units sold in a quarter.
He also changed his forecast to project a revenue decline in the personal computer industry of 6.7percentt for the year, with average unit prices down 9percentt compared with 2001.
On average, unit prices have dropped, but there are reports of isolated cases of higher prices.
PC gurus predict that the average unit prices for desktops will trend lower from the $1,600 and $2,200 levels.
Dell dell, International Business Machines ibm and Hewlett-Packard hwp fell after Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Fortuna said that the "influx of low-cost and super-low-cost PCs over the next couple of years could have an overwhelmingly depressive effect on average unit prices.'.
