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The phrase "excess revenue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to income that exceeds a certain threshold or expectation.
Example: "The company reported an excess revenue of $1 million this quarter, allowing for increased investment in new projects."
Alternatives: "surplus revenue" or "additional income".
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The excess revenue goes into a trust fund out of which future benefits can be paid.
Together, those refunds would repay the excess revenue Con Ed collected from April through July.
The surplus also focused attention upon the tariff, the principal source of this excess revenue.
When prices go above the index, excess revenue will be stored in a "stability fund".
A refund of excess revenue collected in August is likely to be included in October bills, the spokesman said.
He also contends that the plan would appropriately return excess revenue to the people who had earned it in the first place.
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The most upsetting is using the excess revenues for things other than Social Security.
Even one bad year could eat deeply into the projections of $3.4 trillion in excess revenues for the next decade.
He also oversaw the biggest tax increase in state history, then returned $300 million in excess revenues to residents.
"We could use the excess revenues to fund a true Manhattan Project to cut U.S. oil consumption in half by 2007, thereby permanently making OPEC irrelevant.
Over the years, it has created "development banks," or pools of money derived from excess revenues and divided it between the states.
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