The phrase "are generating in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of producing or creating something within a specific context or environment.
Example: "The researchers are generating in-depth data to support their findings."
Alternatives: "are producing in" or "are creating in".
A former high-level sales executive at Dreyfus Funds, Merrill Lynch and Massachusetts Mutual, he started the Glading Group last year to show companies offering plans both what their 401 k)'s are costing employees and what they are generating in profits for the companies that run them.
The booksellers and campaigners against tax avoidance Frances and Keith Smith, who run bookshops in Kenilworth and Warwick, Warwickshire, are urging Chris White, Conservative MP for Warwick and Leamington, to take a lead in ensuring HMRC identifies exactly how much taxable profit corporations are generating in the UK.
Outbrain, which has made four acquisitions, counts among its newest purchases Revee, an L.A.-based company that claims to be capable of letting publishers know exactly how much individual articles are generating in revenue, in real time.
Outbrain, which has made four acquisitions, counts among its newest purchases Revee, an L.A.-based company that claims to be capable of letting publishers know exactly how much individual articles are generating in revenue, in real time.
Yet, with the right model, I believe there is no reason to think that we cannot utilize the broader medical learning potential in the data we are generating in health care, so long as we are not storing the records on the blockchain directly, but rather using blockchain as a mechanism by which we offer access and authorization for medical records.
Projects like these are generating in the order of 20 petabytes of data per year.
