The phrase "bring about profit" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to create or cause a profit to occur. Example: The new marketing strategy is expected to bring about significant profit for the company.
While the recent advance of portfolio selection in HFT market enables to bring about more profit, it yields much contended OLTP workloads.
In fact, any quality-price pair in the space contained between these two schedules would bring about positive profits.21 For lower efficiency A j, the cost schedule would shift upwards.
Failure is an unavoidable phenomenon which can be dangerous and costly and bring about less production and profit.
The demand uncertainty brings about profit uncertainty of power plants and they assumed to be risk averse toward their profit uncertainty.
The growth was permitted by investments made in late 2007, and the increased volume of operation brought about profit of approximately 2.4 million kuna (325,000 euro) in the first nine months of 2008.
The most tangible fear stems from what is only now being learned about the long profit surge that helped bring about so much of the expansion.
We expect a higher level of these profits to be invested back into their businesses to bring about further improvements in services such as longer opening hours".
The traditional bicycle profits from the promotion of pedelecs, but its increased usage does not bring about similar climate protection effects.
We find that careful policy design, supported by appropriate modeling, can bring about substantial environmental benefits without losing control of economic parameters such as public finances or firm profits.
A fairer distribution of profits and a greater emphasis on preparedness are listed in the report as long-term aims goals to bring about sustainable development.
