"realized profit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used to refer to the amount of profit that has actually been earned after all expenses have been paid. For example, "We have realized a profit of $10,000 from our investment this year."
Values are shown only for executives who realized profits during the fiscal year.
The simulation results show that the proposed fuzzy optimization algorithm leads to higher realized profits than those of the deterministic benchmark algorithm.
Mr. Nesbitt expressed surprise that the layoffs were made after a year when Life realized profits of about $6.5 million.
The investment firm Goldman Sachs realized profits of $13.4 billion and paid its employees an average of nearly $500,000 per person in total compensation.
In that case, the adviser received an incentive fee calculated as a share of the monthly realized profits earned in the funds' accounts.
"Private equity firms have been eager to sell their companies, either outright or through an initial offering, to take advantage of booming stock markets and generate realized profits for themselves and their limited partners," Mr. de la Merced writes.
Private equity firms have been eager to sell their companies, either outright or through an initial offering, to take advantage of booming stock markets and generate realized profits for themselves and their limited partners.
Added to a profit of $3 million he earned in cashing in 100,000 options in May, before he joined the ticket, Mr. Cheney has realized profits of $23.6 million on his Halliburton securities.
The trusts that have bought all of the low-yielding common stocks and paid dividends out of realized profits will have to do a little more thinking and studying, for they now realize that trading profits are uncertain.
The technology sensitive Nasdaq Composite Index dropped 21.64 points to 2865.42 as investors realized profits in Internet and technology stocks after Friday's rise.
