The phrase "and are more profitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the profitability of two or more entities, products, or strategies.
Example: "These new marketing strategies are more effective than the previous ones, and are more profitable."
Alternatives: "and yield higher profits" or "and generate more revenue."
The planes seat 30 to 110 people, with a range of about 1,500 miles, and are more profitable to operate on many routes than larger aircraft.
Ironically, the businesslike approach of weighing costs and benefits turns out to be more costly; as we have shown, the crisis-prepared suffer fewer crises, recover faster, and are more profitable than the cost conscious, crisis prone businesses.
Big cities cost more and are more profitable; rural areas cost less and are less profitable.
Outside of building better products, diverse teams outperform and are more profitable than those that are not.
Other research shows that companies with more female board members and representation in senior management have superior performance and are more profitable.
These savings often translate into entrepreneurial activities, which require liquidities and are more profitable if migrants acquired specific skills and human capital in the host country (Dustmann and Kirchkamp [2002]; Dustmann et al. [2011]).
Business investment would expand and be more profitable.
The resulting houses sold faster than the traditional cookie-cutter models and were more profitable.
As at most telecommunications companies, AT&T's wireless business is growing faster and is more profitable than its wireline side.
The numerical solutions for the data-pricing model indicate that the multi-version strategy achieves a better market segmentation and is more profitable and feasible when the multiple dimensions of data quality are considered.
I explained who I was, gave an overview of the issues I saw, and explained that we were going to build an organization that would allow the company to grow and be more profitable.
