The phrase "turnover reached" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to the amount of business a company has done in a particular period, often referred to as a "turnover" or "revenue." For example, "In the first quarter of 2020, our company's turnover reached $25 million."
Market turnover reached 2.7bn shares, slightly above average for a Monday, lifted by heavy trading in 02, down 2.5p at 66p after disappointing results, and Invensys.
In the last published accounts for Guardian Media Group, for the year to the end of March, total turnover reached £476m, with TMG contributing £125.7m and Emap £70.5m.
But last year turnover reached €5.1m, and the chiemgauer, named after a region in Bavaria, is now accepted by more than 600 businesses in the Rosenheim-Traunstein area where it operates.
Markers of bone turnover reached a pattern close to normality during T plus tE2.
Annual turnover of the companies on our list is also an indicator of volatility, and this year the turnover reached its highest level since 2002.
For instance, in 2007, total financial transaction turnover reached almost 70 times world GDP.
"We know of 40 deposits, whose turnover reaches around 100 tons of heroin every year," he said, speaking from Rome, where he is preparing to open an international conference on transnational crime on Tuesday in Palermo.
2007: G4S joins the FTSE 100 index 2008: Group turnover reaches almost £6bn – an increase of 22% from 2007 2010: Angolan deportee Jimmy Mubenga dies in October after being forcefully restrained by three G4S security guards on a British Airways flight.
Consistent with an effect of photoperiod on risky-behaviors, HVA increases with increasing novelty seeking and dopamine turnover reaches its extremes with the solstices [30].
At low to intermediate PolII densities, we found that cells expressing wildtype-Chd1 displayed a positive correlation between PolII density and nucleosome turnover, with turnover reaching a ceiling value at high levels of PolII.
The thorough biochemical experiments performed in the 1970s and 1980s, most notably by Mortensen and Christophersen (16), demonstrated that the fraction of A1C in a sample depends on the glucose levels over a previous period, along with red cell turnover, reaching a steady state sometime between 4 and 12 weeks.
