The phrase "average workload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical amount of work or tasks expected from an individual or group over a specific period.
Example: "The average workload for our team has increased significantly this quarter, leading to longer hours and more stress."
Alternatives: "typical workload" or "normal workload".
Average workload is 3 to 4 hours a week.
Project labs, which involve heavier time commitment, count for 8 units; teaching the introductory lecture course, which involves a greater than average workload, counts for 6 units.
The average workload of caseworkers had already increased by 7% between 2006 and 2007, says Mary Hansen, of American University in Washington, DC.
Our goal is two-fold: (i) we maximize the average workload admitted by the data center; and, (ii) we minimize the resulting networking-plus-computing average energy consumption.
In an average day, Mr. Keane said, three pharmacists at Newton-Timmermann fill a total of about 75 prescriptions, well below the average workload for a single pharmacist at many stores.
A source from the organisation FinanceInterns, which gives advice to students and graduates entering the industry, described the average workload as slavish and said the organisation would be pushing for an independent body "to give a voice to the young people in the finance industry" and ensure that such punishing practices stopped.
The average workloads for the 20 and 25 RPM conditions were 20.3% (±11.6%) and 16.3% (±10.8%) MVC respectively.
Average workloads of each component were then determined and applied to the proposed curriculum.
The relationship between heart rate and workload was established for each subject from an ergometer bicycle test, and the average workloads during traffic bicycling on each of the 5 days were calculated from the average heart rates measured during traffic bicycling.
On average, the workload per director has increased by over 30% compared to pre-crisis levels.
Average week workload was 53.2 ± 12.4 hours, with 5.6 ± 7.7 night shift per month.
