The phrase "average working interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or resource management, particularly in the oil and gas industry to describe the typical percentage of ownership in a project.
Example: "The average working interest in this oil field is around 30%, which indicates the typical stake held by investors."
Alternatives: "typical working interest" or "mean working interest.".
So forget about the interests of the investor class: purely from the perspective of the average working man or woman, Clinton's interest rate freeze plan will make the obstacles to financial security and prosperity significantly more difficult to overcome.
Mr. Obama, he added, must "persuade labor unions and others that his commitment is to getting it right in the interest of the average working person".
Average working people need more fresh starts.
The average working experience was 14 years.
We analysed data with multilevel regression models that allowed for correlations within work units and care homes, first using observed working conditions at the individual level as the exposure of interest (n=95) and then using the work unit averaged working conditions as the exposure of interest (n=205).
At the finance authority, which provides low-interest loans for home mortgages, the average work week is 37.5 hours.
A fourth feature of temporary migration, which is our primary interest, is that temporary migrants may on average work more hours than permanent migrants.
Still, many beachgoers seized on the point that the wealthiest do not use the beach in defending the residents-only policy, saying that it protects the interests of average people: working couples with children, longtime residents who own family-run businesses, and even the chefs, nannies and other household employees of the country club set.
When an employee does average work, follow the average routine.
Gimeno, Añel's former Ph.D. adviser, partly attributes Añel's early success to "his great interest in and liking for the scientific endeavor, which prompt[s] him to dedicate amounts of time much greater than average to work".
