The phrase 'considered unprofitable' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has not been seen as useful or beneficial, either financially or in another way. For example, you could say, "This policy was initially considered unprofitable, but it eventually became very successful."
And according to this year's vintage report, things are still pretty bad with 85percentt of Australia's vineyards, and 92percentt of warm inland vineyards, considered unprofitable.
Applying open source beyond this point may only make sense for drugs targeted at "neglected" diseases, those diseases largely ignored by industry since the market is considered unprofitable.
Yet the development of new efficacious drugs is considered unprofitable by most pharmaceutical industries considering that this is a disease that affects mainly the rural poor [ 14].
At the same time, banks have been nudging out customers whom they consider unprofitable by raising fees and increasing balance minimums.
At the same time, numerous firms and individual business consultants prosper in the market niches that bigger players consider unprofitable to enter.
Indeed, that's because the majority of mobile money users are precisely the people who have been excluded from traditional banking and payment services, simply because they are considered too unprofitable to serve.
However, he considered shale oil production unprofitable.
Under all other scenarios considered the CAES plant is unprofitable.
In the 1990's, most Russian companies considered the agricultural sector to be unprofitable and interest from foreign investors was limited.
Industry executives have said the airline is also eyeing the Irish government's 25 percent stake in Aer Lingus and that it had considered joining Virgin Atlantic's bid for BMI, Lufthansa's unprofitable British unit.
Those subsidies are considered to be a cause of unsustainable overfishing, since they keep otherwise unprofitable boats in the water.
