"great profitability" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a company's finances when it has achieved a high rate of return on its investments. For example, "The new marketing strategy has led to great profitability for the company."
Correction to this articleIN THE half-century since private equity first appeared, the industry has produced stretches of great profitability, culminating in a spectacular run from 2002-07.
Because of the great profitability this growing industry has, there are now many open doors for students to pursue successful and impactful careers.
This increase makes optimization case 3 most preferable because any small improvement to the yield of products in FCC unit amounts to great profitability.
As the industry grew, various SEO companies developed their own proprietary software, tools, and systems to influence Google's search engine results and many of them were successful and enjoyed a period of great profitability.
Peterson, who served as commerce secretary under President Richard Nixon, founded the Blackstone Group, one of the world's largest private equity firms, which owes its great profitability largely to a once-obscure tax break that allows investment managers to pay lower taxes than regular, working people.
That means, potentially, more output and greater profitability per employee.
Recent studies have demonstrated the greater profitability of companies whose boards are meaningfully diverse.
Stock market investors like interest rate cuts because they lower corporations' costs, allowing for greater profitability.
"As business conditions improve, we are well positioned to drive greater profitability".
Again, for purposes of illustration, assume that Kao demands a risk premium of 33% greater profitability.
The premium for Algroup's shareholders partly reflected the greater profitability of the Swiss group.
