"growing profitability" is a correct phrase and usable in written English.
You can use it in many different contexts. For example: "The company's growing profitability is an indication of its success."
Even in those years of growing profitability, the packaged-ice industry remained neighborly and easygoing.
In a trading update, the company said it was confident of "growing profitability".
The older businesses in the portfolio prevented share prices from reflecting the growing profitability of pharmaceuticals.
Revenues have begun growing, profitability is up over 2002 levels and some forms of compensation have begun to rise.
The older and generally lower-margin parts of the portfolio kept share prices from reflecting the growing profitability of pharmaceuticals.
Though Groupon will spend most of its road show highlighting its growing profitability, it is also likely to trumpet one zero: the number of insiders selling shares.
"The only way to grow profitability," he said, "will be to add unique services".
This shift requires that business be conducted across the industry in new ways that will help to sustain and grow profitability.
She is a strategic thinker and has just gained significant European funding to assist in developing new products which will enhance sales and grow profitability through innovation.
We coach new practices or habits that emphasize growth rather than cost-cutting, for example, or that grow profitability rather than revenue.
In order to grow profitability and fight margin pressure, Gerber executives turned towards a market they hadn't successfully penetrated for decades: adult food.
