The phrase "accretion for" can be correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about the gradual accumulation or growth of something, typically in a natural or organic way. Example: The coastal towns have seen an increase in tourism over the years, leading to an accretion for local businesses.
This contract will clearly add £2bn to the order book and we already estimate 2% accretion for 2016, which may not be in consensus.
The structure of the deal is very elegant, and allows significant earnings accretion for a disposal (but again at the expense of future profit growth).
While EPS accretion is a very poor way of assessing any deal, we estimate 13% accretion for the year to March 2016.
UBS has raised its price target on Astra from £28 to £31, saying: "We believe five pipeline opportunities (Brilinta, dapagliflozin, Onglyza, Iressa, Crestor Jupiter) could cause more than 100% earnings accretion for consensus 2014-16 forecasts.
We believe there is sufficient scope for cost synergies for Nasdaq to offer up to 1150p, a 22% premium on current share price while maintaining sufficient earnings accretion for their shareholders to support the deal.
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Interestingly, the analytes could still prove differentiable if they shared the same value for c, but different accretion slopes for V A > c.
Fig. 5 Evolution of metal-silicate equilibration pressures during Earth's accretion calculated for the three N-body accretion simulations.
"Most people favour the core accretion method for the formation of most planets," says Dr Pete Wheatley at the University of Warwick, UK.
We calculated the dust accretion rates for Sr-based and Nd-based to quantify the dust contributions to soils.
Some authors propose plume models, while others advocate variants on a subduction accretion model for the origin of mineralised greenstone belt sequences.
