"maximizing profitability" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is often used in business and financial contexts to refer to the act of increasing profits or making them as large as possible. Example: "The company's main goal is maximizing profitability through cost-cutting measures and strategic investments."
To make the company more attractive to investors, he has focused on cutting costs and maximizing profitability.
We'll delay maximizing profitability until the company is more mature because we're building a brand here.
This paper presents a methodology to optimize the size (electric power) of a cogeneration plant based on a biomass-fired Organic Rankine Cycle and connected to an existing district heating network, maximizing profitability.
Essential COO Niccolo de Masi acknowledged as much in a recent TechCrunch interview, outlining a 10-year plan filled with modest growth in sales and consumer loyalty and telling us, "We'll delay maximizing profitability until the company is more mature because we're building a brand here".
Hager's speaking topics include Leadership and Empowerment, Team Development, Overcoming Adversity and Maximizing Profitability.
"They looked to maximize profitability over community".
A systematic approach protects against overlooking immediate payments, assists in allocating for planned future expenses, tightens overall cost analysis, maximizes profitability and helps build retirement accounts".
He said the suspension by Alcoa of its share buyback program and noncritical capital projects were actions taken "to conserve cash and maximize profitability through very adverse economic conditions".
"To continue to move forward, we now need to take the difficult but necessary restructuring steps that will continue to maximize profitability across the company," Alcoa's chief executive, Alain J. P. Belda, said.
There is also the option that the higher-seeded teams could host the semifinal games, although that idea is losing steam because of the potential for small sites (Oregon) and remote campuses (Kansas State), which would not maximize profitability.
The so-called Industrial Internet involves putting different kinds of sensors, sometimes by the thousands, in machines and the places they work, then remotely monitoring performance to maximize profitability.
