The phrase "average weekly cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses or budgeting, particularly in contexts where you want to convey the typical amount spent on a weekly basis.
Example: "The average weekly cost of groceries for a family of four has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "typical weekly expense" or "mean weekly expenditure".
The average weekly cost is £139.10.
The most cost effective halls for first years were found in Newcastle, where the average weekly cost of self-catered accommodation is £87.
The average weekly cost of a nursery place in Wales is now £146 a week, equivalent to £7,592 a year.
According to the NUS, last year the average weekly cost for university accommodation was £98.99 – that's not including food, travel, study materials or alcohol.
Accommodation The average weekly cost for a single room in 2016-17 ranged from £109-160 per week for a room in Goldsmiths halls of residence, or £134-190 for a room in off-campus halls of residence managed by a private provider.
But that's not the case in Dallas, where the average weekly cost of car ownership is $65 compared to the average weekly Uber cost of $181.
In England average weekly costs for tenants outside London rose from £130 to £145 between 2009-10 and 2013-14; in London they increased from £255 to £281.
"On the money side, average weekly costs can amount to £200: accommodation of £90-£120 a week, and food and entertainment of around £80 per week.
These weekly costs were analysed and compared to the average weekly costs prior to the injury hospitalisation using Generalized Estimation Equations within a case-crossover design.
The highest attributable health care cost is directly after the injury hospitalisation (3608% higher in the first week compared to average weekly costs before the injury hospitalisation).
The report, based on figures submitted by Family Information Services, says average weekly costs of care for children of all ages rose from £85.93 per child in 2011 to £90.97 in 2012.
