"stock ratio" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the relationship between the amount of inventory (stock) a company has on hand and the amount of sales it makes. Example: "The company's stock ratio has been steadily increasing over the past year, indicating a healthy balance between inventory levels and sales."
TeleTech, based in Denver, said it would acquire Newgen for $18 a share, with the exact stock ratio to be determined shortly before the deal closes.
Time's board had recognized the potential need to pay a premium in the stock ratio in exchange for dictating the governing arrangement of the new Time-Warner.
The final stock ratio, however, is 0.86 share, which would have called for the issuance of 34.5 million shares of May common at that time, he said.
But one person involved in the discussions described the disagreement over the stock ratio as a potential deal-breaker for the talks, though the companies are continuing to negotiate.
There simply isn't enough advertising money around to justify the average sales-to-price stock ratio of around 50 for online content providers.
Due to average aboveground/belowground biomass ratio > 1, the belowground/aboveground standing stock ratios were lower with six elements (Ba, Zn, Se, Hg, Mo, and Mn) having this ratio < 1.
In 2006, when markets were far perkier, that sales-to-stocks ratio was just 6.5 months.Britain at least does not have such an inventory problem, because its rigid planning laws prevented a house-building boom.
Frontier Corp. fro rose slightly after the telecom carrier said its board approved a sweetened takeover offer from Global Crossing gblx that fixes the deal's all-stock ratio and removes a so-called "collar" on Global Crossing's plunging share price.
For polyculture treatment, a stocking ratio of 3 1 for O. niloticus and C. gariepinus was adopted.
In the polyculture system, a stocking ratio of about 3 1 for Nile tilapia and African sharptooth catfish, respectively, was used.
SSD applications are predominantly raster-based approaches which apply a one-to-one raster cell-to-stock ratio.
