"profitability report" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in business and finance contexts to refer to a document or analysis that examines the profitability of a company, project, or investment. Example: "Our quarterly earnings call will include a presentation on the company's profitability report, highlighting areas of growth and potential for improvement."
"We found that a trader's morning testosterone level predicts his day's profitability," reported the study, published last year in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Apple's share of the overall computer market is down below 5% globally, and like others in that market it has struggled to maintain profitability, reporting an $8 million loss in its most recent quarter on sales of $1.47 billion.
As a 15-year veteran board member at more than a dozen tech companies — I'm still on three of them — and a venture partner at Scale Venture Partners, I don't need to pummel you with studies or quote profitability reports from McKinsey and Morgan Stanley.
"Yeah, on the bottom line, profitability reports, and stuff like that, but you know, that's about it," Eric Trump told Forbes.
In a bid to win trophies — or at least qualify for the rich pan-European Champions Leaguee competition — many clubs are still maximizing wages rather than profitability, the report warned.
"While both banks still face challenges in returning to profitability," the report said, "we maintain our confidence in their long term prospects".
"Even if the platform is ultimately successful, it may take longer than expected to recoup the investment, resulting in a negative impact on Sonys profitability," the report said.
After returning to profitability, UBS reported that earnings fell to 1 billion francs in the latest quarter from 2 billion francs in the period a year earlier.
TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese electronics maker Sharp named a new president on Tuesday, reshuffling its top management to help restore profitability after reporting a record loss.
NEW YORK TIMES Moody's Downgrades Danish Banks | Moody's cut its ratings of nine Danish lenders, including Danske Bank, saying the companies faced "a weak operating environment, pressurized asset quality and poor profitability," Bloomberg News reports.
