The phrase "return of interest" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the amount of money or financial benefit that one receives from an investment or loan. Example: The bank promised a high return of interest on my savings account, so I decided to invest my money with them. Another example: The return of interest on the loan was much lower than expected, causing financial difficulties for the company.
Yet recent years have seen a return of interest to the national drink.
There's been talk of a return of interest in the short story.
He added that the policies had provided "the necessary conditions for the return of growth to a higher level, and the necessary conditions for the return of interest rates to a higher level".
The sudden return of interest in human space exploration is in part a symptom of the displacement of state by corporate power: Elon Musk, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Microsoft's Paul Allen and computer game designer John Carmack have all poured personal riches into space companies.
There is suddenly a return of interest.
The 1930s saw a return of interest in the opera, with productions in new venues including Nuremberg and the Berlin State Opera.
The return of interest-free loans helped drive customers into dealerships.
William O'Halloran, Director of Marine Operations at Bluefin Robotics which manufactured the submarine, said the vehicle will scan an area using sonar technology and return objects of interest.
Once the LEC is calculated, other risk metrics such as the AAL and the PML (for any return period of interest) can be obtained; additionally, loss exceedance probabilities for different exposure timeframes can be computed.
Of the 86 residents in the two homes 23 (27%) were excluded by the managers, 39 (45%) did not return expression of interest forms, and six (7%) were unable to understand their participation in the study.
But when and if Congress finally does its constitutional duty, the Fed cannot even contemplate a return of real interest rates to historical norms because interest payments on the federal debt compounded at 4 or 5percentt will be fatal.
