Collocations for revenue - noun
ADJECTIVE
annual,
yearly
expected, potential, projected
the company's expected annual revenue
expected, potential, projected
the company's expected annual revenue
general (esp. AmE),
overall,
total,
worldwide
local (esp. AmE)
gross, net
additional, extra
increased
substantial
lost
Tax fraud costs the country millions in lost revenue.
local (esp. AmE)
gross, net
additional, extra
increased
substantial
lost
Tax fraud costs the country millions in lost revenue.
federal,
government,
public,
state,
tax
the main sources of public revenue
the main sources of public revenue
advertising,
export,
oil,
sales,
tourism,
tourist
VERB + revenue
depend on,
need,
rely on
These companies rely on advertising revenue for their funds.
These companies rely on advertising revenue for their funds.
earn,
get,
raise
collect
The central government collects the tax revenue.
collect
The central government collects the tax revenue.
spend,
use
bring in, generate, produce, yield
The project will not generate any revenue until 2018.
bring in, generate, produce, yield
The project will not generate any revenue until 2018.
boost,
increase
maximize
reduce
lose
maximize
reduce
lose
revenue + VERB
be derived from sth,
come from sth
Their government's revenues come mainly from direct taxes.
Their government's revenues come mainly from direct taxes.
go up,
grow,
increase,
rise
drop, fall, go down
drop, fall, go down
revenue + NOUN
stream
Licensing the technology has created a new revenue stream for the company.
Licensing the technology has created a new revenue stream for the company.
share
PHRASES
loss of revenue
a source of revenue
Tourism is the island's main source of revenue.
a source of revenue
Tourism is the island's main source of revenue.