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Discover Ludwig"earned a profit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific instance of making a profit, such as when a business has made more than it has spent. For example, you could say, "The company earned a profit of $200,000 last year."
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"The company has been successful sooner than anticipated and earned a profit a year earlier than we expected.
During the period a year ago, BT Wireless earned a profit of £45 million.
US Airways, which filed for Chapter 11 in July 2002, has not earned a profit since 1999 and does not expect to be profitable until 2005.
(Only NBC earned a profit in 1997).
The tournament earned a profit of $4.32.
I earned a profit of Rp150,000 (£8) a day.
The company earned a profit, but its business has been tumultuous.
Bain earned a profit of about $12 million from its investment in the mill.
The Treasury has even earned a profit for taxpayers on the still-reviled bank bailout program.
In a statement, a Citigroup spokeswoman defended the bank, whose bailout earned a profit for taxpayers.
Still, for only the second time since the Second World War, the Times earned a profit.
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