The phrase "amounts earned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or income reporting to refer to the total income or revenue generated.
Example: "At the end of the fiscal year, we will review the amounts earned by each department to assess overall performance."
Alternatives: "total earnings" or "income generated".
The amount of retained earnings is the difference between the amounts earned by the company in the past and the dividends that have been distributed to the owners.
The Controller's Office will withhold on amounts earned through research or teaching appointments.
The Controller's Office at Columbia withholds income tax amounts earned through research or teaching appointments.
W-2 forms will be issued for amounts earned and withheld for research or teaching appointments only.
At long last, a new collective TV deal draws close, with the amounts earned by each club likely to be set by league positions.
Married people saw their marginal tax rates increase less than average, because even when out of work they are likely to be ineligible for a number of antipoverty programs because of amounts earned by their spouse.
And while the SEC has settled several civil allegations of malfeasance with big banks, the agency has accepted relatively small amounts, earning the ire of some federal judges in the process.
4 9 The trade-off between mothers' time spent in earning for the family and time spent in childcare is also influenced by other factors such as availability of other carers, amount earned and a mother's ability to access and utilise her earnings.
It is the amount earned, minus some expenses and deductions.
That revenue is "rapidly approaching" the amount earned through advertising and subscriptions, she added.
An earlier version of this article mischaracterized the amount earned by Versace in 2017.
