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Discover Ludwig"win orders" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in business or sales contexts to describe the act of securing sales or obtaining orders from customers. Example: The company's new marketing strategy helped them win orders from several major clients, resulting in a significant increase in revenue.
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We have to win!" orders Don Fabio.
And it is hoping to win orders for attack and heavy-lift helicopters.
BAE has struggled to shake accusations (consistently denied) that it has paid bribes to win orders.
Siemens hopes to win orders worth €6 billion ($8.5 billion) in the next five years.
The U.T. Automotive acquisition helped Lear win orders because the purchase added expertise in wiring and electrical distribution systems, the company said.
Airbus and Boeing are struggling to win orders after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and as the slow economy has sapped demand for new planes.
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Boeing delivered 489 commercial aircraft and won orders for 611.
Though a late entrant, Airbus is winning orders for relatively little investment.
Boeing won orders from the largest aircraft-leasing companies, the International Lease Finance Corporation and General Electric's plane-leasing arm.
BOEING CO., Chicago, won orders from unidentified buyers for 22 airplanes valued at $1.38 billion.
Airbus, like Boeing, has been working to increase its chances of winning orders by building a visible presence in China.
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