The phrase "profitable reasons" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to advantageous or income-producing motives, justifications, or explanations. For example: "The company decided to invest in new technology for profitable reasons."
Solutions incorporating industrial ceramic waste might be profitable for several reasons, namely for economic, environmental and technical aspects.
Sin is profitable for many reasons.
Nor is lack of profitability the likely reason: the network is currently losing money, but it is expected to become highly profitable.The real reason, Telekom insists, is the need for partners which can, first, help shoulder the cost of upgrading its cables and, second, provide the sort of content that will boost their value.
They were champions and they never made excuses, fighting each other for the right reasons when profitable alternatives existed.
By his calculation, the company's North American passenger cars are not profitable, one among many reasons he downgraded the company's debt to BBB-, whish is one notch above a junk rating.
Elsa Lignos of RBC Capital Markets has found that, over the past 20 years, investing in high-inflation currencies and shorting low-inflation currencies has been a consistently profitable strategy.The main reason seems to be a version of the carry trade.
"They see neighbors and friends being fired for no reason by profitable companies, executives making off like bandits while thousands of their own workers are being laid off," Reich says.
No company will drill an oil well if it is not profitable, and the main reason for the declining US coal production is not the outgoing administration's policy - but the availability of cheaper (and more CO2-friendly) shale gas.
"Everyone who watches them knows they're less profitable for all kinds of reasons," said Dave Hanson, a money manager based in Seattle.
One of the reasons it's profitable may also be the same reason you may have never heard of GrubMarket.
