"revenue foundation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in business or financial contexts to refer to the financial basis or source of income for a company or organization. Example: The company's steady growth in sales and diversified investments have formed a strong revenue foundation, allowing for consistent profits and expansion into new markets.
To be specific, the news organizations received, on average, about fifty-eight per cent of their revenue from foundation and other grant funding.
Take, for example, a typical nonprofit with four pots of money for revenue: individuals, foundations and corporations, government grants and contracts, and user fees and earned income.
Banana Kelly's revenues from foundations, government grants and development projects dropped from nearly $6 million in 1994 to barely $3 million in 1998.
As part of the deal, Sporting KC had promised to donate a portion of their revenues to the foundation – no less than $7.5m over six years.
And yet, a dam had almost burst; the Post's leaking revenues undermined its foundation to the point of failure, as we all knew tacitly they would.
In response, I would argue that what we are not talking about here is an expensive upgrade, but rather a wise infrastructure investment that will generate operating revenues and a foundation for the future economic well-being of the generations that will follow us.
"That revenue supports the basic foundation for the economy, creates more jobs and stimulates the economy," he said.
The idea here is not to manage dozens of projects, though — or to increase the Foundation's revenue by setting up new foundations inside the current framework.
"We saw continued stability in the business, and our investments allowed us to bring beautiful products to our users and establish a strong foundation for revenue growth," said Ms Mayer in a statement.
Me (TechCrunch): Why weren't other OS partners involved in this announcement and if there is ever any revenue associated with the foundation, how will that be split up?
Steve, MySpace: In the event there would be some revenue lines to the foundation, I don't know what they would be, maybe T-shirts, they would go towards furthering the purpose of the foundation, not something that would b split among constituents.
