"gain returns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the profits or benefits obtained as a result of an action. For example: "The company is hoping to gain better returns from its new investment strategy."
It's only the capital gain returns; I didn't include dividends.
How can leaders demonstrate respect to win employees and gain returns?
As gets closer to the, the gain returns to its nominal value, since more of the output level is achieved by the correct position of the lens.
When consumers spend time communicating in a private space, they are apt to engage more in a public space because they use embedded social network resources in order to gain returns in expressive actions (Blanchard and Horan, 1998).
The next steps are to estimate the financial and health gain returns from reallocating resources released in this process.
The proposed antenna has the total size of 10 ∗ 10 ∗ 1 mm which is located at human tissues such as muscle, fat and skin and some of the parameters such as gain, return loss, radiation pattern and VSWR are measured.
Meanwhile, it is held in investments, with any gains returning to the fund.
"When people get so much capital-gains return, they don't care about dividends," Mr. Bogle said.
Trading revenues in 2009 helped replenish bonus pools on Wall Street to near record levels and trading gains returned the big banks to profitability far more quickly than they might have achieved it.
However, the stock market proved volatile, and only rarely could investors gain excess returns when trading in real time.
It argues that "top-down" GM companies cynically manipulate the international patent and subsidy systems to gain maximum returns.
