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Discover LudwigThe phrase "profitable to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that will yield a benefit or a gain, or when you want to talk about something that will bring a positive advantage. For example: Investing in the stock market is often profitable to long-term investors.
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The transactions were not profitable to RBC".
Too profitable to pass up.
It's profitable to hold on to them".
So we needed to be profitable to survive.
It had not been profitable to replace them.
In short, it is just too profitable to give up.
It is often more profitable to manufacture abroad.
You've got to make it profitable to invest".
It is profitable to let the world go to hell.
They have fewer features than high-end smartphones, which are much more profitable to sell.
And the results can vary from the beneficial to the profitable to the absurd.
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