The phrase "away the most profitable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "We need to find a way to take away the most profitable aspects of the business."
Alternatives: "remove the most profitable" or "eliminate the most profitable".
"If you get it right it's far and away the most profitable time of the year.
Passenger loads have not returned to their pre-Sept.-11 levels, and the economic slowdown has kept away the most profitable business travelers.
As Wired magazine recently revealed, sex is far and away the most profitable business on the Net.
The company earned around $1 billion last year, which means its price to earnings ratio, a common method for evaluating stocks, is roughly 100too 1. Google currently trades around 20 to 1 and Apple, far and away the most profitable tech company of our times, is trading around 16 to 1.
When reformers from a newly appointed Odessa's Governor Saakashvili's team attempted to reform the extremely corrupt customs clearance procedure in Odessa's port, Prime Minister Yatsenyuk ordered to take away from them the most profitable part -- the energy customs.
WALKING AWAY John Arnold, below, one of the most profitable traders in the hedge fund industry, has decided to shut down his Centaurus Advisors and return money to investors, according to people familiar with the matter.
He said he not only saw instances of insider trading, but was also a willing participant in other illegal conduct like front-running (being tipped off about large orders by other customers, and trading ahead of them) and cherry-picking (directing the most profitable trades away from clients and into Galleon partners' personal accounts).
Gas prices in the $3-per-gallon range drive buyers away from SUVs and pickups, which are often the most profitable vehicles for car companies.
The most profitable are the dispensing practices.
