"increased profits of" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when you are referring to an increase in a company's profits. For example: "The increase in sales led to an increased profits of 10% for the quarter."
In [125] is proposed a framework for VM deployment and reconfiguration optimization, with the aim at increasing profits of IaaS providers.
Their proposed algorithm constructs an on demand resource pool of dynamic virtual machines, attains optimal cloud service request scheduling in sensible time and thus considerably reduces operational costs of cloud service providers thereby increase profits of CSPs.
The Marxian economists had attributed rising income inequality to an inherent feature of capitalism whereby human capital is being substituted by machines and technologies, thereby reducing cost and increasing profits of the capitalists.
However, if the initial merger is a ( V ) one, the effect of a subsequent horizontal merger is to increase profits for all outsiders, and to increase profits of the initial merger and industry profits if the ratio (frac{gamma }{beta }) is large enough.
Five years ago it warned that the "neat division of the market" allowed assemblers to adopt a "strategy of increasing profits on limited production instead of increasing volumes".
We are certainly not increasing profits on the back of lower wholesale gas prices.
The Teamsters, too, have taken a stand against businesses seeking to increase profits on the back of workers.
At stage 2, the EA owner-manager learned about marketing strategies and improved the relationship with customers, resulting in increasing profit of the business.
"The FCC should be encouraging abundance rather than increased profits through the creation of artificial scarcity, he said.
