The phrase "added profits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional earnings or financial gains that have been achieved beyond the expected or initial profits.
Example: "The company's new marketing strategy resulted in added profits for the quarter, exceeding all projections."
Alternatives: "additional profits" or "extra profits".
The six stars of the show -- Lisa Kudrow, Courteney Cox Arquette, Jennifer Aniston, David Schwimmer, Matthew Perry and Matt LeBlanc -- had demanded annual salaries of more than $1 million an episode, plus added profits from the show's sales in syndication.
Only with an accounting framework is it possible to measure certain flows that are defined residually such as value added, profits, saving, and net lending.
These countries import marble blocks from other countries and process incompletely processed marble slabs which are exported into the third world countries for added profits.
When shareholders demand the highest returns possible and executive pay is linked to stock performance, many companies will do whatever necessary to squeeze out added profits.
The chief complaint is that it has given a windfall to some companies, yielding them hundreds of millions of dollars in added profits from the patent extensions and slowing the introduction of cheaper generics.
The growing importance of the Chinese market, and studios' pandering to overseas audiences to ensure added profits, have never been more noticeable than during this year's set of blockbusters.
"In our part of the world," Mr. Goldstein added, "profit is not a dirty word".
The added profit was attributed to an increase in affiliate fees and advertising revenues for its cable channels as well as lower costs for the film unit.
Despite the lure of full control and added profit, many architects interested in design-build don't want the headache or liability of construction.
For example, 10 companies that changed their short-term incentive pay structures added profit or cash-flow requirements to performance pay hurdles.
But, he added, profit-making was still "a bit far off" and it would be introduced "very gently, not in a big bang sort of way".
