"cumulative turnover" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the total amount of money that a business has taken in through sales during a specific period of time. For example, "Our cumulative turnover for the last financial year was nearly £1.5 million."
Divine Chocolate is one of the best known consumer brands from a social enterprise and has just celebrated a cumulative turnover of £100m.
The feasibility of the electrochemical regeneration was assessed by monitoring the catalyst activity versus cumulative turnover number (TON).
At the end of 2015, the cumulative turnover in seven pilot carbon trading markets was nearly 80 million tons and the cumulative payment was more than 2.5 billion RMB (Zhou et al. 2016).
As the best way to view overall trends in turnover, Figure 2 shows the cumulative turnover in the top 5 keywords, expressed as a fraction (e.g., 4 words having passed through the top 5 = 80% turnover).
For this purpose stations will be identified by a code based on joining three ratios: the load factor or number of available bikes ratio, the cumulative trips ratio, and the turnover station ratio.
"There are too many teams generating insufficient turnover and generating too much cumulative debt," sports finance expert Rob Wilson said.
'Volume turnover' (TO) is defined as the cumulative expired volume divided by EELV.
These data suggest the association is not purely cumulative, as serum AGEs are reflective of plasma protein turnover (29) and renal function (4, 20).
An annual loss of £74.8m in 2006-07 on turnover of £190.5m meant the club had posted cumulative losses of £384m in four years.
Also known as the invoice method (because a credit is granted only on taxes that have been paid on invoiced purchases), it has largely replaced turnover taxes, which were criticized for levying a cumulative tax at every stage of manufacture.
Here we present a new framework for determining cell turnover in developing organs in vivo that combines cumulative cell-labelling and quantification of distinct cell-cycle phases without assuming homogeneity of behaviour within that compartment.
