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Discover LudwigThe phrase "export revenue" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the money earned from selling goods or services to foreign countries. For example, "The export revenue from the sale of US farm products tripled last year."
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For Hydro Québec, cutting power means lost export revenue.
It produced £3.3bn of net export revenue last year.
Export revenue does not come close to covering the import bill.
Russia's economy is dependent on petroleum for about 60 percent of its export revenue.
Merchandise export revenue fell by 46% year on year in January and 49% in February.
The nuclear industry in France is highly advanced and provides a major source of export revenue.
Trade with Asian countries accounts for a substantial proportion of the state's export revenue.
In 1982, interest on foreign debt swallowed almost two-thirds of the country's export revenue.
But Spain's export revenue reached only €2.6 billion, about half the value of Italian exports.
About half of Venezuela's export revenue comes from oil, making production cuts particularly painful.
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In fact, oil-export revenue exceeded fifty billion dollars in 2005.
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