The phrase "credits received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to education, finance, or any situation where acknowledgment of received credits is relevant.
Example: "After completing the course, I was pleased to see that all my credits received were accurately reflected in my transcript."
Alternatives: "credits earned" or "credits acknowledged."
Harvard said in a statement Tuesday that "in the rare instance where we discover that someone has falsified his or her application materials to Harvard College, we typically rescind that individual's admission" and "revoke" any course credits received.
Tax credits In the last year more than 440,000 families who benefit from tax credits received an extra £37 a week on average to compensate them for cuts in hours, wages or both.
The S.P.M. goes beyond consideration of money income to estimate the value of such in-kind transfers as food stamps, net taxes paid to government (taxes paid less the value of tax credits received), and medical and work-related expenses (such as child care and commuting costs).
Average net credits received on the transaction amount to $0.02 per contract.
When a taxpayer's income is higher than reported to the health insurance exchange, he or she may have to repay at least a portion of the tax credits received for a health plan, while those whose income was lower than reported may receive a larger tax refund.
The increased costs for monitoring would be covered through the additional amount of credits received.
The net credit received on the spread amounts to $1.26 per contract.
Finally, the net credit received today provides a buffer against potential losses to the downside.
Writing near-the-money puts provide a better premium than out-of-the money puts, effectively increasing the credit received.
The trader keeps the full credit received as long as shares exceed $35.00 through expiration day next month.
The amount of credit received had a positive coefficient, and is significant at 1% level, suggesting an increase in loan repayment as the loan amount increases.
