The phrase "a saving of over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing financial savings or reductions in costs, typically in a promotional or informative context.
Example: "By switching to our energy-efficient appliances, you can enjoy a saving of over $200 annually on your utility bills."
Alternatives: "a reduction of over" or "a discount of over".
Tesco's total basket price was £207.46 so that is a saving of over 5%, which would be more than twice the proportion saved than with a Tesco Clubcard even if the shopper was given double points on their shopping for the entire year.
This is a saving of over 25% compared to separate Guardian and Observer digital subscriptions.
The agreements allowed the generics companies to enter the market early with a paroxetine product and ultimately enabled a saving of over £15m to the NHS".
It is demonstrated using an example taken from the literature that our new technique produces a saving of over 20% in the number of multipliers used.
If you're someone who takes a couple of holidays a year, that's a saving of over £680 over the next five years – surely a big enough incentive to check that the card in your back pocket isn't an expensive dud when it comes to using it in foreign climes.
The iPhone X should drop so the iPhone X Plus can start at under $1,000 and Apple will include fast chargers with all models which will add up to a saving of over $200 on last year's iPhone X.
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San Francisco, for instance, reports that citizen access to real-time transit data resulted in 21.7percentt fewer SF311 calls, which yielded a savings of over $1 million a year.
At Xerox annually, teleworkers drive 92 million fewer miles which saves 4.6 million gallons of gas a year which translates into a savings of over $10 million.
At Xerox annually, teleworkers drive 92 million fewer miles, which saves 4.6 million gallons of gas a year which and translates into a savings of over $10 million.
At 17,710 miles per year, Goentzel notes, that would produce a savings of over $14,300 per year per truck.
