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Discover LudwigThe phrase "sales rebounded" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe the improvement in sales following a period of decline. For example, "After a few months of decreases, the company's sales rebounded."
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However, Tata injected cash into the business and sales rebounded.
But a year later, as the crisis abated, sales rebounded, rising 10.1 percent.
And American auto sales rebounded last month after Hurricane Sandy held sales back in October.
Auto sales rebounded in July, helped by a new round of zero-percent financing.
Sales rebounded in '64, though, with the 300K setting a sales record for the series.
As soon as the outlook became rosier and consumer confidence improved, sales rebounded.
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Retail sales rebound.
Initial reports for March showed retail sales rebounding.
Many newspaper companies are reporting increases in quarterly revenue and profit as ad sales rebound after a two-year slump.
Britain's shoppers have shrugged off uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote with retail sales rebounding a month after the referendum as warmer weather boosted trade.
The report predicts that more states will begin seeing revenue growth soon, particularly in sales tax collections as retail sales rebound, but warns that state tax revenue will likely remain below its pre-recession peak "for quite some time".
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