"worth of proceeds" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate an amount or value of something gained or earned, typically through sales or investment. For example, "The project raised $50,000 worth of proceeds for charity."
Reynolds recently donated a week's worth of proceeds from his T-shirt line, Summerteeth, to help the post-tsunami relief effort.
A Welsh Assembly official said: "Since we introduced our 5p carrier bag charge in October 2011, bag use in Wales has reduced by up to 96% in some retail sectors and over £4m worth of proceeds from the charge have been passed onto good causes, which include environmental charities such as Keep Wales Tidy, children's charities and cancer charities.
More than £10.5m worth of proceeds of crime has been recovered in the past year in Scotland, the Solicitor General Lesley Thomson QC has announced.
Ministers are now intending that a large element of the £4bn worth of sales proceeds going to the state for their remaining 35% holding can now be used to pay off any final bill for cleaning up the eight nuclear sites.
For the second year in a row, Facebook has also donated $250,000 worth of F8 proceeds to fund a scholarship program for underrepresented people in tech.
In 1996, Mr. Webb resigned to protest the board's decision to sell an estimated $25 million worth of art, with proceeds allocated for a collections care endowment, as it tried to handle financial difficulties.
After analyzing published spending plans, the New York City Independent Budget Office concluded that, contrary to the mayor's beliefs, the city would get about $1.33 billion worth of the bond act proceeds, or 44percentt, even though city taxpayers would be paying off only about $1.18 billion, or 40percentt, of the debt.
Divorcing wife, Elaine; sold $100 million worth of shares in August, proceeds to be used as part of settlement.
Mr. Navalny asked the prosecutor whether he was accused of stealing $500,000 worth of timber or the cash proceeds from the sale of the timber.
The deal is the latest in the company's plan to sell $30 billion worth of assets and put the proceeds to work covering the cost of the Gulf disaster.
The group allegedly purchased nearly $17,000 worth of paper products using SNAP proceeds, and spent another $13,500 on a John Deere loader tractor.
