"realized profits" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used in economic or financial contexts to refer to profits that have been made and recorded. For example: "The company recorded $3.2 million in realized profits for the fiscal 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.
In that case, the adviser received an incentive fee calculated as a share of the monthly realized profits earned in the funds' accounts.
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.
"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.
Contrary to the classical approach, the stochastic optimization is conditionally unbiased for the realized profit given the predicted profit.
It creates a pool of investors eager to realize profits before the new law eliminates the capital gains preference.
She notes that large multinational corporations have a great deal of flexibility in determining where to locate production, incur costs and realize profits.
If they were to simply realize profits from portfolio investments, they would be taxed at just 18 percent on the capital gains.
These firms have also benefited from their ability to sell their portfolio companies through initial public offerings, allowing them to realize profits.
