"generate on" is not a phrase used in written English.
If you want to use the verb generate, you might say "generate insights" or "generate ideas" or "generate solutions." Example: We need to generate ideas for the new marketing campaign.
The power Del Potro is able to generate on his forehand side is breathtaking.
"I think about how much money this theater has to generate on a weekly basis to break even," he said.
CharityWait says that a single restaurant can generate, on average, $13,000 £8,0000) a year for its charity partner.
It would plug into a prodigious textual database, enabling the user to generate, on demand, erudite references to centuries of place-specific fact and fiction.
The implicit parallels and contrasts between works separated by 100 years set off intriguing resonances that "Two Sisters" doesn't quite generate on its own.
Belo Monte was to be built with a power of 11,000 megawatts, but would generate, on the average, only 40% of this.
Energy sources (6 points) Compares the amount of renewable electricity institutions purchase and generate on-site against each other.
Buildings that efficiently generate on-site power, as 1 Bryant Park does, should be able to claim tax credits.
In enterprises with stable demand, it is almost always cheaper to generate on-site because there are no charges for transmission, distribution or billing.
This section was designed to find out to what extent SMEs are utilising low carbon power sources and so were asked if they generate on-site renewable energy.
While searching and exploring the environment, the robots independently generate on-line local topological maps and by sharing them with each other they construct a global map.
