The phrase "accumulate profits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or business contexts to describe the process of gathering or increasing profits over time.
Example: "The company's strategy is to accumulate profits steadily to reinvest in future projects."
Alternatives: "build up profits" or "increase earnings."
Kim has allowed limited economic reforms, letting people accumulate profits, which has fuelled the growth of black markets, including in real estate.
But critics and even some supporters said the bill instead created incentives for corporations to invest overseas because the bill would allow them to accumulate profits that would be taxed only if they invested the money back in the United States.
Government insiders import housewares, medicine, and luxury products from China, giving rise to an entrepreneurial élite known as donju masters of money". Kim has allowed limited economic reforms, letting people accumulate profits, which has fuelled the growth of black markets, including in real estate.
Investors will begin to accumulate profits if shares of the weight management company rally 12% higher to breach the breakeven point at $17.75 by expiration next month.
The reversal play cost traders 44 cents per contract and positions them to accumulate profits above the breakeven price of $15.44 by expiration.
Lam Research shares must jump 10.25% from the current value before call-buyers start to accumulate profits above the break-even share price of $36.15.
Price-fixing down to eliminate competition; price-fixing up to accumulate profit".
HIGH TAXES ON WAR PROFITS This Intent of Congress, Justice Brandeis Says, Applied to "Most Recently Accumulated" Profits.
The company has $1.9 billion in accumulated profits, or surplus.
What he's saying is, companies, they didn't sell new shares, they just accumulated profits.
In May, Nike's offshore mountain of accumulated profits was worth more than $12bn.
