The phrase "share proceeds" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in financial or economic contexts, and it often refers to the profits made from the sale or rental of a property, asset, or business venture that are distributed among the parties involved. For example: "The shareholders agreed to divide the share proceeds from the sale equally between them."
They may also share proceeds with, or provide discounts to, landlords and, in some cases, offer an equity participation in the company.
In a case that featured about 80 witnesses, the prosecution accused the former mayor of promulgating fear among contractors to steer $84 million in work to Mr. Ferguson, who would share proceeds with him.
More than 30 family members share proceeds from the Bitburger Brauerei Th.
Another is to share proceeds from tourist operations with local people or to give them a business stake in tiger-related operations. However, Indias Supreme Court has temporarily banned tourism in the tiger reserves core areas.
Another rotating credit club introduced by the intervention sought to pool members' resources to invest in small income generating projects and share proceeds among members on a revolving basis.
The money will be combined with the revenue-sharing proceeds.
A bloated security industry profits from the near-permanent state of conflict, sharing proceeds with pliable members of Congress.
Soviet collective farms were in theory cooperative associations of farmers who combined their land and capital, sharing proceeds in common.
(Google would have been allowed to sell access to individual books and the entire collection in various ways, sharing proceeds with authors and publishers).
Any other drug maker would have needed to either buy out GlaxoSmithKline's 50 percent stake in Benlysta and the other treatments, or content itself with sharing proceeds from sales of the drugs.
There is little hope of passing urgent legislative business, such as a long-stalled deal on sharing proceeds from deep-sea oil drilling between states, while politicians gossip, plot and counter-plot.
