"per year end" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the end of a year or the end of a year's accounting period. For example, "The company made a profit of $500,000 per year end."
This feature may reflect reproductive stress, since Chlamydophila psittaci excretion varies as a function of stress level [ 9], and pigeons can realize up to four egg-layings per year, ending in late autumn (Ballesteros, pers. com).
It is now manufacturing at almost 700 vehicles per week, up 15% from the rate at the end of the fourth quarter and on the way to an expected 1,000 per week by year end.
ROA is the return on assets calculated as earnings per share scaled by year end stock price.
Whilst our mix will shift a little, and tax charge down a touch (20% to 19%), we do not expect to make any material change to our 2015/16 pretax profit/adjusted earnings per share of £12.9m/13.8p and year end cash balance of £8.9m.
In contrast, I have calculated that it would cost America an additional $24 billion per year to end hunger.
The first immediate implication would be that all of the diplomatic and security assistance that Israel provides to the Palestinians would be halted, and the transfer of tax revenues — upward of $1 billion per year — would end permanently.
Other elements of Cable's proposals include freezing the public sector wage bill, with 25% reductions and no rises for anyone earning over £100,000 per year, an end to civil service bonuses, a radical review of public sector pensions and considering future asset sales.
Hoffman notes that the average business traveler taking a dozen or so trips per year could end up with an extra 80,000 miles per year using the service.
It is common for those whose research takes off to begin their academic careers with an afternoon clinic and 2 months of service per year and end up with 1 month only or even no clinical responsibilities.
