"higher profitability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe increased financial success for a business, organization or other entity. For example: "The company's new business strategy was successful, resulting in higher profitability in the fourth quarter."
The company, which is 17%-owned by HSBC, said it achieved higher profitability in every segment, and that its core insurance businesses saw record high profit.
I.B.M. opted for focus and higher profitability when it sold its PC business to Lenovo in 2005.
This helped reduce poverty in Asia and led to higher profitability for multinational companies but led to imbalances in the global economy.
Even the most commonly traded derivatives, like interest-rate swaps, have much higher profitability than other Wall Street activities, according to bank disclosures.
But Japan's system of cross-shareholding, in which financial institutions own shares in their borrowers and companies hold stakes in their suppliers, and vice versa, gives shareholders little incentive to push for higher profitability and leaner operations.
Kraft, based in Northfield, Ill., said that Cadbury shareholders should consider how the company planned to meet its higher profitability forecasts without more spending on restructuring and how sales could accelerate amid low food price inflation.
However, with all these qualifications in mind, the study does show that higher oil prices will have a more significant impact on non-organic farmers, and will move some organic systems into higher profitability than similar non-organic rotations.
Yet we did some research in 2012, which showed us that despite this, women were responsible for much higher profitability, so investing in women had a better record in terms of producing successful films.
Kimmel says men need to understand and believe the business case for gender equality: that companies that are more gender equal have a high rate of return on investment, higher profitability, lower labour costs, lower turnover, higher job satisfaction and lower levels of absenteeism.
There are two ways you can get higher profitability on average.
"The more consolidation, the higher profitability, and we will continue to further consolidate," Johansen stated.
