The phrase "aid in this revenue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support related to generating or managing revenue in a business or financial context.
Example: "Our marketing strategies are designed to aid in this revenue, ensuring that we meet our financial goals for the quarter."
Alternatives: "contribute to this revenue" or "assist in this revenue".
Based on Sensor Tower's chart of top-grossing apps across both stores, subscriptions are continuing to aid in this revenue growth.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Destimatesthattaxates thavensx havens cost Africa several times what it receives in aid in lost tax revenue.
Pandora also said the launch of new ad formats and a shift to higher CPM ad products aided in the ad revenue growth – modest it may be.
IN 2002 Europe's then competition commissioner, Mario Monti, noted that tax breaks differ from "classical" state aid in that governments forgo revenue rather than paying out money.
Hitherto the Fund's target for fiscal deficits have been unnecessarily restrictive because they have excluded donor aid in definitions of government revenue.
A few men aided in this effort.
Alexander Fleming aided in this report.
Bristol-Myers, whose health-care products, toiletries and beauty aids generated $4.2 billion in revenue in 1984, is the leader in the market for anti-cancer pharmaceuticals.
Notably, in the 2011 National Practice Benchmark drugs and infusion revenue accounted for 73% of total revenue in 37 oncology practices, while evaluation and management activities were responsible for only 8% of this revenue [ 31].
Of course, business schools can accept more American students, but the Americans are more likely to be eligible for financial aid and so will bring in less revenue.
Proponents of big-game hunting and the current Interior Department leadership believe that money from permits to hunt elephants would aid in their conservation by putting more revenue in the system.
