The phrase 'increased profits from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where profits have gone up from some kind of activity or event. For example, "The company saw increased profits from launching its new line of products."
Also, city officials have said recently that increased profits from the securities industry are expected to bring larger tax revenues from businesses in the year ahead.
Mr Desmond bought Channel 5 in July last year for £103.4m and announced last month that he had already increased profits from £8.9m in 2009 to £30.3m.
He fired management, cut costs to accommodate a price-obsessed market and increased profits from $55 million to $230 million in sevenyears.
Student journalist Rebecca Pinnington found a report on a university shared calendar explaining how UCL had profiting from housing and was projecting increased profits from halls next academic year.
For example, it is well known in the business world that if you engage your employees and provide a fun work environment, you can inspire their creativity and achieve increased profits from the innovation.
We expect to see increased profits from our revitalization efforts by the end of Year 1.
In particular, M3 outperforms both of the other models, since it considers degradation costs in the objective function and therefore the trade-off between increased profit from the energy market and costs due to degradation.
Block has continued looking for ways to increase profits from its refund loan customers.
Environmentalists argued that increasing profits from exports could lead to higher whale quotas and encourage other countries to resume hunts.
Mismanagement led his other casinos into decline, even though New Jersey reaped increasing profits from gambling through the 1990s.
Lokomotiv now boasts increasing profits from ticket sales and advertising and has financial backing from the Russian Railroads, a large, wealthy state company.
