The phrase 'receive in' is not correct and usable in written English.
You cannot use it in this way. A more appropriate phrase might be "receive from". For example: I received the package from the mail carrier.
What security protections will Israel receive in return?
And how much will they receive in benefits?
How much investment capital do you receive in return?
In exchange, baseball agreed that any salary increase the umpires receive in negotiations will be retroactive.
Developing countries lose three times more to tax havens than they receive in aid.
Someone who pays less tax than they receive in benefits isn't bludging on the system.
What kind of sex education did you receive in the classroom?
The move left FTD.com investors scratching their heads over what they would receive in the merger.
Del Piero was able to receive in space from Nikola Petkovic before being pressured by Mahazi.
He was unsure how much Sandusky would receive in back payments and interest.
The five convicted spies, he said, received "due process that they would never receive in Cuba".
