The phrase "average yearly growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rate at which something increases over the course of a year, often in financial or economic contexts.
Example: "The average yearly growth of the company's revenue has been impressive, showing a steady increase over the past five years."
Alternatives: "annual growth rate" or "yearly growth average".
Early estimates of the law's effect on Medicare spending projected that the program would grow at an average yearly growth rate of 6 percent between 2010 and 2020, down from 8 percent average yearly growth from the previous two decades.
Last year China's total emissions grew 2.3%, which is lower than the average yearly growth of the past decade of 2.5% a year.
But from 2016 to 2021, the offshore services industry will have average yearly growth of 8percentthethe research firm IDC estimated.
But the semiconductor trade group added that its forecast through 2006 reflected "the new realities of the semiconductor industry," with expectations of average yearly growth of 8to10percentent.
But make no mistake, the benign years are well and truly over.Looking at UK university foundation rates since 1167 (Oxford's founding year), the average yearly growth rate is about 0.6%.
She boasted that she had completely eliminated so-called one-shot revenues and that her budget would leave yet another record surplus while keeping the average yearly growth in spending during her two terms to the lowest level of any governor in 30 years.
This equates to an average yearly increase of approximately €160,000.
After average yearly revenue growth of 22percentt for the last five years, the industry is likely to see its smallest increase in a decade, said Brian P. Lee, chief market strategist for Hunt-Scanlon Advisors, a market research firm in Stamford, Conn. "We'll be lucky if we end up seeing the industry flat," he said.
Market share leader, Mercury Interactive, has experienced an average yearly revenue growth of 45%, maintains offices in 25 countries, employs over 1,600 employees and claims more than 50% of the market share with over 30,000 customers.
Though we doubted MBNA could maintain its 25% average yearly earnings-growth rate, it recently announced it had profits of $1.7 billion in 2001 a 25% increase over the previous year.
Despite this, the route saw an average of 12% yearly growth between 2001 and 2004.
