The phrase "a stream of interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow or accumulation of interest in a particular topic or subject.
Example: "The seminar generated a stream of interest among the attendees, leading to engaging discussions and networking opportunities."
Alternatives: "a flow of interest" or "a surge of interest".
Result: a stream of fictitious interest deductions for Dodger that can be used to offset real income.
But shareholders, who have no claim on a company in the event of bankruptcy, are clearly taking a bigger risk than bondholders, who not only have a reliable stream of interest but also a legal creditor claim.
The price of a company's bond can rise and fall over the years, but without a default creditors can expect a steady stream of interest payments and all of their initial investment back when the bond matures.
Slowly, a steady stream of interest among other commercial developers followed, and nightlife and restaurants — the dual forces of urban renewal — came too, as did the final piece, new housing.
Naphtha feed to ethylene crackers is an industrial stream of interest to form part of the habitual main sources of aromatics, pyrolysis and reformer gasolines, in order to reduce the costs caused by the non-converted aromatics in the ethylene crackers.
A buyer is guaranteed a gradually rising stream of interest payments -- assuming that inflation does not end -- and at maturity will get the face value of the bond, adjusted for all the inflation since it was issued.
Koff's digging — often in collaboration with journalists — resulted in a stream of revelations: Conflicts of interest had tarnished the bidding process; the gloomy prospects of the retail development were ignored; the deal included long-term, highly paid jobs for members of the development team.
The app needs users to watch about four or five videos to get started, but once that's happened, it creates a stream of videos that should interest viewers.
