"share ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the proportion of a company's stock owned by its shareholders. For example, you could say, "The total share ratio of this company is 3.6 to 1."
The most pleasing figure of all is a share ratio of 11%, meaning roughly 1,000 tweets were generated.
But should Comcast attempt to raise the offer's share ratio, "it has a circular problem," one analyst said.
The share ratio is the same and the cash element remains tiny – just 8p in an offer that values Spirit at 112p at current prices.
It further sheds light on the pricing model of generated electricity by PV system, and benefits share ratio design.
In recent years, the Quintile Share Ratio (or QSR) has become a very popular measure of inequality.
Revenue share ratio between vendor and buyer j.
Our results suggested that the proposed evaluation method by considering both vertical and horizontal grid was highly effective, and that the share ratios of shear capacity between vertical and horizontal grid presented a nonlinear relationship according to the shear span of RC beams.
As a consequence, rising stocks imply swelling forward earnings per share ratios.
Buybacks raised share prices and boosted the earnings-per-share ratio, on which many executives' compensation is based.
This study applies the L9 orthogonal array of the Taguchi method to find out the best hydrogen injection timing, hydrogen-energy-share ratio, and the percentage of exhaust gas circulation (EGR) in a single DI diesel engine.
Under the "cap and collar" devised chiefly to reassure MCI's investors, WorldCom is offering a share-to-share ratio of 1.0375 to holders of MCI if its price is above $40 and 1.2206 shares if it falls below $34.
