"credits remaining" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of academic or financial situations, to refer to the number of credits or points that a person still has available to use. Example: "The student has completed all their required courses and only has 2 credits remaining before they can graduate."
It applies only to students who have 1 to 8 credits remaining to complete their undergraduate program.
The problem is that there just aren't enough deductions, exclusions and credits remaining to make up the revenue lost just from the rich.
You may apply during your last semester of undergraduate work if have no more than 8 credits remaining to complete your bachelor's degree.
Have at least one but no more than eight credits remaining their final undergraduate semester to complete all undergraduate degree requirements.
Homejoy immediately stopped accepting new appointments, offering refunds to those with credits remaining.
This slow release of credits allows the trading system to maintain integrity and limit price volatility should the estimate of total standing stock of carbon in the preserved forest undergo adjustment (due to improved monitoring, for example), by altering the amount of credits remaining once a country is proceeding down the negotiated path.
However, energy-related and material-related credits remain difficult for developers to obtain.
Solar and wind companies were eager to make sure those credits remain untouched.
The Senate's bill will let the tax credits remain connected to income, the Washington Post reports.
Emily Pierce, Deputy Director of the Justice Department's Office of Public Affairs said, "In the Meantime, to be clear, people getting premium tax credits should know that nothing has changed; tax credits remain available".
any such deduction or credit remaining after the application of subparagraphs (A) and (B) shall continue to be treated as arising from a passive activity.
