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The phrase "a billion pounds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large sum of money, typically in financial contexts or discussions about wealth.
Example: "The company reported a profit of a billion pounds last year, significantly boosting its market value."
Alternatives: "one billion pounds" or "1 billion pounds".
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These three issues cost housing associations in England and Wales three quarters of a billion pounds a year.
3 Additionally, patients not taking their medicines as agreed with the prescriber has been reported to cost the UK NHS an estimated half a billion pounds a year.
We gave a billion pounds.
Does anyone actually need a billion pounds?
McDonald's uses about a billion pounds of beef every year.
Over a billion pounds a year in dole bills.
Over half a billion pounds was saved last year alone".
The estimated cost was half a billion pounds.
"No one needs a billion pounds," he said, putting a brave face on it.
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The Met has been tasked by the mayor's office with making savings of half-a-billion pounds by 2015.
United say they are on course to become the first club to earn half a billion pounds in one year.
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