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Discover LudwigThe phrase "achieved a return" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to describe the successful generation of profit or income from an investment.
Example: "The investment strategy was successful, as it achieved a return of 15% over the year."
Alternatives: "realized a profit" or "generated a return."
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Mr. McCall said the fund achieved a return of 17.8percentt for the fiscal year that ended March 31.
It achieved a return of 11.6% net of fees in the year to March 31st 2013, although its performance since then has been less impressive.Quebec's SWF, the Generations Fund, returned 8.4% in the last fiscal year.
Last year HDFC, which has a market value of $1.7 billion on the Bombay stock exchange, earned $100 million aftertax profit and achieved a return on equity of 21%.
We achieved a return rate of 73%, which is considered a good result and allows reliable interpretation.
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In effect, just £31.69 of his £50 a quarter went into NU/Aviva funds, but even this money was managed miserably, achieving a return of just 1.9% a year.
How do you expect to achieve a return on investment on a $500 loan?
The stimulus may start a recovery, but only rising wages worldwide can achieve a return to prosperity.
To do that, it needs to achieve a return on equity, an important measure of profitability, of closer to 10 percent.
To simply cover its debt expenses and other capital costs, Morgan Stanley must achieve a return on equity closer to 10 percent.
Simply to cover its debt expenses and other capital costs, Morgan Stanley needs to achieve a return on equity closer to 10 percent.
To simply cover its debt expenses and other capital costs, Morgan Stanley needs to achieve a return on equity closer to 10 percent.
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