The phrase 'profitable information' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe knowledge that is valuable or useful. For example: The webinar provided us with some very profitable information about marketing our business online.
Since Ms. Robinson became chief executive in 2004, the company has made the kinds of Internet investments the hedge funds propose – among these the purchase of About.com, a profitable information and advice site – but it has moved more cautiously than Harbinger and Firebrand would like.
(Q_2:) Does investor sentiment provide profitable information for portfolio optimization?
Tesco collected raw data on what people were buying and turned it into profitable information.
If at any time he gives them profitable information that he has learned through his presidential duties and that has not been disclosed to the public, he would be committing a felony.
These were the two most profitable information foraging sources (15.9 min and 9.5 min search time per answer, compared to 34.3 minutes in databases).
This means that the window of profitable information use for the flycatchers is wider in Oulu than in Turku, because great tit female leaves the nest only for short periods to feed during incubation.
And, the new economics of media makes it extremely profitable for information-providers to pander to what we want to hear.
Bloomberg has been trying to find a larger audience for its media arm, which is far less profitable than the information services it provides to the finance sector.
There is no danger in this revolution to the prospect of big, innovative, American-based businesses trafficking in widely disseminated, highly profitable media and information — just ask Google, Yahoo, Bloomberg and many others about that.
Markets exist to convert good information into profitable investments.
One medium after another has found it profitable to turn from information to entertainment, from nuance to table-thumping.
