"remaining profit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase can be used when referring to a profit that has not yet been used or distributed. For example, "The company had a remaining profit of $500,000 at the end of the quarter."
He decided that the remaining profit was not material.
(The supporters hope to be reimbursed from any sale of the building; any remaining profit, they say, will go to the museum).
It calls for a strange new accounting principle: It wants "production costs, including administrative salaries," to be deducted from gross revenue and the remaining profit returned to the Retirement Fund for Religious.
Under Sillerman SFX cobbled together several dozen concert venues and a network of regional concert promoters, a seat-of-the-pants crew that estimated how much each act could generate in revenue, offered a guarantee and kept a piece of any remaining profit from each concert.
Each of its movies has grossed more than its predecessor, and it has bucked the Hollywood trend by making just one sequel, Toy Story 2. Under Pixar and Disney's current arrangement, the companies reportedly share production costs, with Disney taking 12.5% of the gross revenue and half the remaining profit.
Yahoo is doing the spinoff in an effort to prevent the remaining profit from its $1-billion 1-billiont investment from being tAlibaba the U.S., but it's now unclear whether that will pan out.
Production began in November, but the deal is secretive, and it remains unclear whether the remaining profits will be funneled away to Chinese investors and Congolese officials, leaving little for the Congolese people.
The townships will share any remaining profits.
The remaining profits are reinvested in the business.
The company's patent on Avandia expires in 2012, and generic versions will probably swallow most remaining profits.
The remaining profits will be split between Amazon and the rights holder in terms that the company has not disclosed.
