The phrase "a net saving of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall amount saved after accounting for expenses or losses.
Example: "After all expenses were considered, the project resulted in a net saving of $10,000."
Alternatives: "a total savings of" or "an overall saving of".
In this way, Kemps eliminated 95% of out-of-code returns, generating a net saving of $120,000 per year.
By developing their commercial capability and relationships with their suppliers, the National Archives have secured a net saving of £0.4m per annum.
It abolished the unit in charge of monitoring emissions from power plants, furnaces, boilers and other sources, for a net saving of about $600,000.
A reduction of 650m bags means a net saving of more than 4,000 tonnes of plastic and other materials each year.
And stripping out about 70,000 in free bulks from the Independent – and moving them to the smaller-pagination cut price stablemate the i – could result in a net saving of at least more than £1m.
That's another piece of context that would be useful to know: that the spending figures that sound large and challenging to us would represent a net saving of thousands of dollars for people in the US.
When $20,000 a year in dividends is added to the nearly $30,000 saved in maintenance, there is a net savings of close to $50,000 a year, he noted.
With 83 traffic fatalities per million population, the intervention could prevent 21 deaths and lead to a net savings of ($8,105 - 21 × $42,140 =) -$876,835 saved for every million population receiving this intervention.
Gov. Rick Snyder of Michigan, a Republican, is cutting aid to cities, villages and towns for a net savings of $92 million.
But the hospital, which has a $431 million budget, realized a net savings of nearly $900,000 when the number of infected patients fell, Dr. Jain said.
