The phrase "a superior return on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or investment contexts to describe a higher profit or yield from an investment compared to others.
Example: "Investing in renewable energy has proven to provide a superior return on investment over traditional fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "a better yield on" or "an enhanced return on".
Second, many producers can earn a superior return on their capital by investing profits back into their core business rather than into the distribution of their products.
Analysts at Numis said: BHP...reiterates that "a portfolio focused on our major iron ore, copper, coal and petroleum assets would retain the benefits of diversification, generate stronger growth in free cash flow and a superior return on investment".
The only goal that makes sense is for companies to earn a superior return on invested capital, because that is the only goal that aligns with economic value.
They must therefore provide a superior return to attract investors.
Put simply, the challenge is to earn a consistently superior return on investments in inherently risky business ventures.
For instance, you might want to consider how sustainable is the company's competitive advantage i.e. how long can a company sustain its superior Return on Capital invested.
The central logic behind this year's ranking is no different from years past, but part of the methodology and some of the data sources have been reexamined and revamped at our 10th anniversary to better align this ranking with what Forbes values most: superior return on investment; leadership and success; and a first-rate student-consumer experience.
The report's conclusion: companies with more female executives delivered superior return on equity (27percentt higher, overall) and a 42percentt higher ratio of dividend payouts.
"It will instill confidence in people about the pension product, and ensure superior return on investments," he said.
There is no collapse, and no signs of deterioration of loan quality or increasing loan delinquency, and I think those who will understand the mechanisms of operation of alternative lending and the real risks involved — instead of just relying on the data presented in the press — will get an opportunity to achieve superior returns on their investment.
There is no collapse, and no signs of deterioration of loan quality or increasing loan delinquency, and I think those who will understand the mechanisms of operation of alternative lending and the real risks involved — instead of just relying on the data presented in the press — will get an opportunity to achieve superior returns on their investment.
