'profitable sale' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sale that gave a financial profit. For example, "The store had a profitable sale this weekend."
On Friday July 30th Anglo American said it had made operating profits of $4.1 billion in the six months to the end of June, up from $1.9 billion in the previous year (when net profits were flattered by the profitable sale of shares in a gold miner).
According to Mr. Joseph, Monomoy is not a "strip and flip" firm that will shrink Oneida down to its smallest possible size for a quick, profitable sale.
"Our goal is to fight for every profitable sale," Michael C. DiGiovanni, G.M.'s executive director of global market and industry analysis, said Wednesday.
Dow Jones might have recovered from any number of mistakes, but it could not overcome its failure to dominate the profitable sale of electronic financial data.
Much will depend on the diligence of MPs and lords: they will have to confront the government if it seeks to cut corners to secure a profitable sale.
Moreover, he insisted, the profitable sale of Fellaini for £27.5m and his cost-free additions enable him to balance the books, even with the outlay on Lukaku.
Gross margin, which gauges how profitable sales are, fell 2.2 percentage points to 35.9 percent of sales.
In 1997, Americans reported 174,000 profitable sales of residences with taxable capital gains averaging about $30,000.
Whether fracking will lead to profitable sales, and whether the companies will survive, remains a long bet.
BMS achieved this, but only at the cost of cannibalising the vastly more profitable sales of its patented pill.
His book was at 131,246 on the list – not a ranking likely to represent large or profitable sales.
