"period exceeds" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a time period that is longer than expected or planned. Example: "The project was supposed to take six months, but the period exceeded our expectations and it took eight months to complete."
The total cost over a 10-year period exceeds the million mark.
The share of income going to the top 1% over this period "exceeds the total amount of income that the entire bottom 40% of households receives".
Ms. Cruz read from a document that said, "Per diem will be paid when the travel period exceeds 10 hours in the same calendar day".
Extreme winter cold is characteristic of most of Russia; the frost-free period exceeds six months only in the North Caucasus and varies with latitude from five to three months in the European section to three months to less than two in Siberia.
If the study period exceeds 12 months, the prevalence is adjusted to cover only 12 months.
The length of the dry period exceeds 7 months and usually occurs from September to April.
The company, which is based in Bedford, Mass., expects second-quarter sales to rise as much as 14percentt from the year-earlier period, exceeding analysts' forecasts.
These advances count against usage, meaning that the labels don't see any more royalties until the royalties for usage during the deal period exceed the advance paid.
The overall figures for this upfront sales period exceeded even the robust expectations of most network and advertising industry executives who had forecast that the total commitment by advertisers might reach $7.7 billion this year, up from $7 billion last year.
The bank reported that second-quarter net profit rose to 696 million euros ($922 million) from 56 million euros in the year-ago period, exceeding the roughly 500 million euros analysts had been expecting.
Kindle book sales growth during the same period exceeded this rate.
