The phrase "average water bill" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical cost of water services for households or businesses over a specific period.
Example: "The average water bill for a family of four has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "typical water charge" or "mean water expense".
In 2014, the average water bill in Flint was $140, compared with only $58 in Burton.
The average water bill for England and Wales is to rise by 2%, or £9 a year, while the cost of a colour TV licence goes up from £147 to £150.50 a year.
Ofwat said average water bill increases were "broadly in line with inflation".
According to Ofwat, about half of its customers are unmetered – meaning they pay an average water bill based on a number of variables.
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Further, Osann noted that the study may have overgeneralized its findings by applying its national average water bill uniformly, which could have been responsible for high water poverty rates noted in areas of the country where water rates have typically been lower, such as some of the Southern states specifically highlighted in the report.
Consumer champions have warned that average water bills will rise by about £30 over the next five years following a new proposed settlement between the industry and the regulator.
Some of the city's poorest churches in Ward 8, which survive entirely on donations, report average water bills of more than $50,000 a year based on the assumptions of unelected bureaucrats who arbitrarily impose the impervious-area charge on consumers.
The average annual water bill is £330.
It will raise the region's average residential water bill by $5 to $7 a month.
In most cases the additional safeguards will add $5 a year to an average household water bill, the agency said.
