The phrase "average working days" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical number of days that employees work within a specific time frame, such as a week or month.
Example: "On average, employees in this industry work about 22 average working days each month."
Alternatives: "typical workdays" or "mean working days".
Separate figures show that sickness absence in the civil service, as measured by the number of average working days lost per person, is at its lowest recorded level, standing at 6.3 days – down from 7.9 days in 2009.
The tower is estimated to have taken 83,000 average working days to complete, most of which was unskilled labour.
Articles are published online on average 25 working days after acceptance.
Each new proposal took an average of 38 working days of the researchers' time and resubmissions took an average of 28 working days: an overall average of 34 days per proposal.
The costs of presenteeism were based on an average number of working days (within the 14-day period) of 7.98 (SD, 3.24) per patient and, in the base-case analysis, a definition of presenteeism affecting productivity only if reported in at least three of the six dimensions (see Table 3).
On average, street seafood vendors operated about 6 to 8 hours daily; most indicated that the average number of working days is about 7 days per week.
By day 28 post-AUGIB, one-third of patients had received an average of 9 days of unpaid care and one-quarter who were in paid employment had lost an average of 11.6 working days.
An average of 12.9m working days were lost.
The first new quality of service rule would require Openreach, the BT division which builds and maintains its phone and broadband networks, to return this average to 40 working days from 2017.
The average number of working days per employee per year lost through sickness was 11.2, based on figures from the second quarter of 2014, compared to 7.4 in 2011/12.
As for the cost of trainee radiologists (residents), who are required to participate actively in CEUS investigations at our hospital, we considered an average of 210 working days per year, estimated based on specific provisions of national, European and international research programmes, and calculated subtracting ordinary leave, extraordinary leave and sick leave (5%%).
