"sales margin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you are referring to the difference between the amount of money something is sold for, and the amount it costs to produce. For example, "The company increased their sales margin by changing manufacturers."
While the aggressive stance spurred sales, margin rates declined at Sears, the company's largest chain.
Sales, margin and cost focused strategies have all be tried and failed to deliver growth.
Analysts at KBW said: "Going forward, we see further sales margin pressure and a further increase in competition from non-traditional sources.
This research reveals the intricate relationships between investments in dedicated and flexible resource and its dependence on the level of demand uncertainty, on the correlation between demands, and on the sales margin differences between products.
When the Philips corporation was creating its Hue lighting system, it probably didn't justify the required investment with sales margin alone.
With $2,600 as the average registry value on the site and a reported net sales margin of 25% this year, the company has added team members focused on bridal events and design.
Sales, margins and staff numbers have all risen fourfold since Syntegra took over.
Having its own stores means that the company can better control its customer experience while reaping higher sales margins, Mr. Blumenthal said.
Quarterly reporting that shows growth in sales, margins, profit and, for listed companies, strength in share prices, keep shareholders and the board satisfied.
The catalyst for a re-rating is reliant on improving product range, service and amenity driving up like for like sales, margins and returns.
But Barnes & Noble had largely anticipated the lower revenue and despite the sales decline, retail profits increased 7.3 percent, to $212 million, in part because of higher sales margins and "expense management," the company said.
