The phrase "a return of around" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expected or estimated returns on investments or similar contexts.
Example: "Investors are hoping for a return of around 10% on their investments this year."
Alternatives: "an expected return of approximately" or "a projected return of about".
Anticipated growth rates According to advisers at Lowes Financial Management, which specialises in structured products, a mix of such products should give an investor a return of around 8.4% a year.
For the borrower it can provide a rapid route to ready cash, while lenders can expect a return of around 6% on amounts lent.
Hagopian: The analysts are currently calling for $153, which would be a return of around 35%.
The Drug Enforcement Administration DEAA) has said that 1kg of heroin earns a return of around $50,000.
A second buildup, International Home Foods, was sold to ConAgra three years ago, also for a return of around 40percentt.
A simple extrapolation suggests the shares held by Edwards and Beale would net them a return of around £12m from the wind-up of MGR Capital.
It said: "We believe many observers are expecting a cash return of around £200m.
If we assume that American dividends grow in line with GDP, that suggests a real growth rate of perhaps 2.5%, and thus a likely total real return of around 4.5%.That might be a little optimistic.
Condensing boilers condense only when the return flow of hot water is below 60C, but traditional central heating via radiators often involves a return flow of around 60C-70C.
It can make up to £20m operating profit a year carrying passengers between London and New York, at a return fare of around £7,000.
It will shortly open the first local authority-backed solar scheme, from Swindon council, with an anticipated "internal rate of return" of around 7% a year.
