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Discover LudwigThe phrase "surplus over" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a quantity of something that is greater than is needed, or that remains after all that is necessary has been taken away. For example: "The baker sold the surplus over the normal amount of bread he makes each day."
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It generates more power than it needs, selling a surplus over state borders.
That turnaround exceeds the increase in China's current-account surplus over the same period.
Why not calculate the cumulative surplus over the entire millennium just beginning?
Earlier estimates put the surplus over the next 10 years at $2.17 trillion.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the surplus over the next decade will total about $2 trillion.
The total budget surplus over the next 10 years is projected by the Congressional Budget Office to be $4.56 trillion.
With such an assumption, the budget office projected a $5.6 trillion federal budget surplus over 10 years.
The Congressional Budget Office projects a surplus over the next decade, including Medicare and Social Security, of $4.6 trillion.
The latest projection from the Congressional Budget Office shows a $5.61 trillion surplus over the next decade.
In the last financial year the total surplus over budget at Transport for London was more than £1.3bn.
Indeed, we have an average annual surplus over the whole cycle: an overall margin or surplus of £11bn.
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