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Discover Ludwig"by quarter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a period of time, usually three months long, that is part of a year. For example, "The company set a goal to increase sales by quarter."
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Growth is slowing quarter by quarter.
By quarter to four, everybody had arrived.
The data are arranged by quarter.
He tabulated and analyzed the results by quarter.
You still need to perform quarter by quarter.
Investors need to know the dollar amount, quarter by quarter".
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For some, those goals are a quarter-by-quarter struggle.
Future dividends, Interpublic said, will be determined "on a quarter-by-quarter basis".
For sales, that's more of a short-term, quarter-by-quarter, revenue-driven lens.
Quarter-by-quarter by John Mullin.
By quarter-time, they held a 51-1 lead from six different goal scorers.
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