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Discover LudwigThe phrase "amortized through" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to describe the gradual reduction of a debt or cost over time.
Example: "The loan will be amortized through monthly payments over a period of five years."
Alternatives: "spread over" or "allocated over".
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It was recognized almost from the start that the higher construction cost of the jet airliner would need to be amortized through intensive use.
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Subscription sales also mean that the money a business spends to bring customers to its site through, say, Google AdWords, can be amortized over the months or years that they remain a customer, said Brian Lee, who helped found ShoeDazzle (along with Kim Kardashian).
Expenses considered short-term flow entirely through yearly income statements, while longer-horizon investments are capitalized and amortized on the books over many years.
Amortized or whatever over six years.
I'd amortized the effort.
Thus, financial investments cannot be amortized completely.
Lecture 14 - Bellman-Ford algorithm, amortized analysis.
Under present accounting standards, goodwill must be amortized.
The remaining $63 million will be amortized over about five years.
This approach requires companies simply to combine their book values, creating no goodwill to be amortized.
Items booked in capital accounts are considered assets and are amortized, or deducted over longer periods.
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