The phrase "accommodation revenue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, hospitality, or real estate, referring to income generated from providing lodging or housing services.
Example: "The hotel reported a significant increase in accommodation revenue this quarter due to higher occupancy rates."
Alternatives: "lodging income" or "housing revenue."
For two districts, the impact of sea-level rise is examined through a comparison of the costs of different coastal protection measures compared to the resulting changes in revenue from accommodation.
WRI sold €350 million ($521 million) worth of accommodation in 2008, generating net revenues of €38 million ($56.5 million).
Entertainment, celebrity restaurants, nightclubs, luxury accommodations, and other experiences are shifting the revenue mix away from gambling, and it is affecting everyone in the industry.
There is an evolving affluent market looking for hourly accommodations, which of course translates into an emerging revenue opportunity for hotels everywhere.
This frequently became untenable with the Viking incursions of the 9th century, and in locations such as Worcester the local bishops came to new accommodations with the local ealdormen, exchanging some authority and revenue for assistance in defence.
Specifically, the revenues of the municipal authority deriving from the accommodation of immigrants, (R psi): mathbb {R_ mapsto mathbb {R), increase in the number of immigrants entering its jurisdiction9.
With the private accommodation sector booming, they relax knowing that their dream home is in good hands, generating revenue and appreciating by the day.
I'm thinking of one-third of the ad revenue from the town hall show plus a party afterwards plus travel accommodations for one guest for each of us".
Iraq's leaders have failed to invest tens of billions of dollars in oil revenues in rebuilding their own country, and they have not reached the political accommodation that was the stated purpose of the surge.
