The phrase "a profitable process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or procedure that generates financial gain or benefits.
Example: "Implementing automation in our production line has turned out to be a profitable process, significantly reducing costs and increasing output."
Alternatives: "a lucrative method" or "a beneficial procedure."
Similarly drained of its traditional meaning has been the word "security" -- though it has moved from a state of being (secure) to an eternal, immensely profitable process whose endpoint is unachievable.
Normally, clean sauvignon blanc juice is fermented in stainless-steel tanks, and bottled and sold quickly all in all, a cheaper and more profitable process.
For commercial membranes a three stage gas permeation process is the most profitable process which operates with only a single compressor.
A prototype for the recycling of electric motors has been developed, which implements a condition-based recycling decision system to automatically select the environmentally and economically appropriate recycling strategy, thereby opening a potential market for second-hand motors and creating a profitable recycling process itself.
The superstructure imbeds about 1024 possible process alternatives, and the most profitable process configuration and the operating condition are decided simultaneously using a stochastic optimization solver and Aspen Plus-MATLAB interface.
Today, only 30% of its sales are from proteins isolated from such stuff as mare's urine; the rest come from the more profitable process of genetic engineering.Some say that the best way to tell the "average" big pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms apart is to drive past their laboratories at midnight and see whether the lights are on; if they are, it must be a lean, keen biotech operation.
Finally, the non-profitable or less profitable process units are optimised to improve their individual marginal contributions.
