The phrase "margin generated" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the amount of profit or revenue that is produced by a business or investment after deducting all costs. Example: The company's latest financial report showed an increase in margin generated by 10% compared to the previous quarter.
Earnings at the mobile phone division rose 2percentto to 940 billion won, and its 12percentt operating margin topped the 10.4percentt margin generated by the handset division at Nokia, an industry rival.
It was noted that the PCT margin released by realistic plant parameters can be about 1/4 1/5 of the margin generated by a full-scoped BEPU methodology with both best-estimate models and realistic plant parameters.
(See the graph "How First-Year Value Depends on Acquisition Spending"). Second, we use that curve, with no further information except the margin generated by a customer in a year, to compute the U-shaped curve in the upper half of the graph.
Amazon would then share a percentage of net margin generated from downloads with the hardware manufacturers.
Although there might be some merit in this argument, the substantial profit margin generated by Samsung's mobile division suggests otherwise.
The broker thus risks exposure to loss on large up-front purchase costs that may never be recovered, for the potential reward of profit margin generated on each unit sold—i.e., the difference between the purchase cost and sale price.
An increased focus on profit margin generates potential longer term optimism, with General Merchandise sales no worse than forecast.
After projection, the spacing from the M margin generates an external frame around the lattice structure, and the diamond tessellation pattern is generated within the inner rectangle.
Facebook's astonishing financial success is captured by the mnemonic 50/50/50/500: in round numbers, a $50 billion annual revenue run rate, growing at 50% per year with a 50% operating income margin, generating a market cap of nearly $500 billion.
Estimates of the labor supply elasticity that take into account the entire population and both the intensive and extensive margin generate numbers more in line with the implied elasticities using aggregate data.
That the delorean phenotype represents a misexpression of PKN in affected tissues is supported by the observation of Betson and Settleman (2007) that overexpression of the kinase domain of PKN specifically in the wing margin generates a wing phenotype that is analogous to the anterior wing margin defects of delorean flies.
