"revenue structure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the financial arrangement that a company has for its income, or the way in which a government collects taxes. For example, you could say "The company's revenue structure relies heavily on subscription models".
And that, he added, will precipitate a shift in revenue structure from voice to data.
For VNU, the appeal of owning both Nielsen businesses rests in their relatively predictable revenue structure.
The Board may create a revenue structure that takes into account such factors.
Despite that customer growth, some critics say the revenue structure of FiOS does not justify its high capital costs.
Or if those Florida rules — an approach that made growth paramount in the state's sales pitch, self-image and revenue structure — no longer apply?
The study demonstrates that the revenue structure and the time horizon of local politicians impact the sectoral allocation of local resources.
In other words, we assume that the cost and revenue structures are roughly, as shown in Fig. 5, to lead to a non-trivial problem.
Construction of value chains for specific RE technologies based on detailed, technology-specific cost and revenue structures for individual steps along the technology's value chain.
In a first step, the model configures technology- and capacity-specific cost and revenue structures that correspond to the individual steps along the value chain of selected RE technologies and reflect the directly generated turnover of the respective technology.
A more accurate I/O model would require the integration of the RE industry as an independent sector based on specific cost and revenue structures of RE-related enterprises.
Over the course of this 10-month project, IPIHD will work with the Commonwealth Fund to select three promising models and will develop in-depth case studies detailing various aspects of the operational processes, revenue structures, and patient populations supported by these models, as well as considerations related to how they might be adapted to the US context.
