"margin for growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an increase in potential, development, or progress. For example, "We have a large margin for growth in the coming years."
But plain old live yoghurt is cheap; probiotics like these are highly packaged and highly processed with the high margin for growth manufacturers need.
SBut these more established names do not represent the same margin for growth or return on investment as investing in a relatively young broadband company.
There are a number of established companies developing and marketing broadband technology–such as Cisco Systems, Sun Microsystems, International Business Machines, even AT&T but these companies do not represent the same margin for growth or return on investment.
Although originally formulated for adult cats, this diet covered recommended nutrients allowance for growth with a margin of 10%% (NRC [ 26]).
Having a niche in teen and twenty-something retail, Hot Topic's low-priced items and new concepts such as Torrid, its apparel store for plus-sized young women, have the chain's margins stocked for growth.
Amazon is bypassing margins and profits for growth".
The confectionery and soft drinks giant, said to be eye candy for U.S. rivals Hershey, Kraft Foods and maybe even Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway vehicle, needs a huge crash in the price of crude to achieve its target for margin growth this year.
"While Symbol's stock has been under pressure the past month on investor disappointment on higher than expected operating expenses in the fourth quarter and the escalating legal dispute with Unova, we believe the company remains well positioned for growth and margin expansion," said Bear Stearns.
Argos sells to the 'low end of the market', does not have particularly strong own label brands, which currently account for 16% of sales, and in electricals, which account for around 37% of its sales, it is now heavily reliant for growth on low margin commodity items, such as tablets.
This will give you a safety margin, as well as some headroom for growth in the future.
He also looks for growth in operating margins and revenue, and he prefers companies that have little debt.
