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"rebounded sharply" is a correct usage in written English.
It is used to describe quick and substantial increases in something, such as stock prices, prices of commodities, or even sports scores. For example, "The stock market rebounded sharply after a week of tumultuous trading".
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Bank profits rebounded sharply.
Stockmarkets have rebounded sharply.
The stockmarket has rebounded sharply.
Similarly, the manufacturing economy has rebounded sharply.
Yet confidence among small firms rebounded sharply in July.
Consumer borrowing rebounded sharply in April, the Federal Reserve reported.
Despite lackluster returns in recent years, the hedge fund industry has rebounded sharply.
China's exports rebounded sharply in December after more than a year of decline.
Some hedge fund managers on the list rebounded sharply after several years of weak performance.
And exports have rebounded sharply from the crisis to surpass their peak of 2008.
But business rebounded sharply in 2010 when foreign investment into developing countries recovered.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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