"monthly results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the outcomes or findings that are obtained on a monthly basis. Example: The company's monthly results showed a significant increase in profits for the third consecutive month.
(Wal-Mart does not report monthly results).
The two United States retail divisions of Federated Stores Inc., owned by the Campeau Corporation, are required to report monthly results to the United States Bankruptcy Court.
The e-mails aren't particularly structured, and they might be on all kinds of topics, like what's really going on with our monthly results.
The statement on the monthly results did not mention whether the glassware promotion, which began on May 21, had also lifted sales.
Among the companies that reported monthly results, the ones that cater to poor and middle-class shoppers said that Americans were still grappling with economic challenges.
By introducing a spatially and temporally explicit measure of minimum environmental flows, combined with the inclusion of seasonality, our water scarcity estimates are more realistic and significantly lower than the monthly results presented in previous studies17,58.
He said the carrier recorded a profit in February, its first positive monthly result in years, and is on track to return to the black by 2018.
Under the terms of these loans, borrowers could choose to pay only a fraction of what they owed monthly, resulting in a rising principle balance.
Flushing with tap water once monthly resulted in second highest observed extractions (57% U, 6% Th, 27% Y, 37% REEs) with the exception of Th, where the lower release was due to insufficiently low pH for Th mobilisation.
It added 25.0 million 4G users in December which is its highest monthly result ever.
You never want to freak out over one month's numbers in this biz, but when a monthly result reflects other stuff going on in the economy -- in this case, slowing growth -- you want to give that monthly number a little more weight.
