The phrase 'control profits' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe managing or regulating a business's profits either directly or indirectly. For example, "The board of directors has implemented a number of measures to control profits this quarter."
If standards are unduly lax, costs will be out of control, profits will suffer, and employee morale will drop.
Some commenters took issue with Mr. Kuhn's seeming disdain for the S.B.A.'s reporting requirements, while others faulted him for adjusting his salary to control profits.
While I'm sure Prada and Louis Vuitton are clamoring to be given access to Apple's unique band connectors, the upside for a more fashionable, luxury-leaning Apple Watch display in stores means the company will control quality and, more important, control profits on band upgrades.
At least with the oilmen, I knew what I was dealing with and they did not even try to hide that they were focused on power, control, profits and sexist, macho gun-toting racist everything.
Dr. Fox settles on five: power and control; profit; revenge; terror; and loyalty.
In that deposition, Mr. Scott claimed to be unsure of how to define "market," "agreement," "control," "profit," "overcapacity" or even "Central Florida".
The industry is trying to control profit over image distribution but with the internet, knowledge has become different.
Furthermore, many options also provide uncaptured economic benefits such as increased soil quality and erosion control, profit from placing ELS options on unproductive land and reduced risk of environmental contamination (Wratten et al. 2012).
Some of the features provided will include payroll management, billing & invoicing, sales projection, inventory tracking and control, profit & loss analysis, and general accounting or tax preparation.
It puts a check on out-of-control profits that fuel premium increases that are crushing families and small businesses.
In fact, they continued their relentless effort to undermine the Affordable Care Act, which will eliminate the worst of insurance company abuses (like arbitrary denials of our care) and put a check on out-of-control profits that fuel rising premiums that are crushing families and small businesses.
