"strong profitability" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the financial success and profitability of a company or business. Example: Despite facing economic challenges, the company's strong profitability in the last quarter allows them to invest in new projects and expand their market reach.
JPMorgan is likely also to emphasis firm's strong profitability in recent years, despite its recent missteps.
This means more deep water and more LNG, plays where we have strong profitability and capabilities".
This means more deep water and more LNG [liquefied natural gas] plays where we have strong profitability and capabilities".
Such strong profitability has made the stocks of fund management companies among the best performers in this raging bull market.
During the first half of 2014, the Bank invested a record amount of €3.6bn in its countries of operations, with a high transition impact and continued strong profitability.
"Corporate America is enjoying strong profitability and cash flow now," he added, "but it's still attuned to cutting costs wherever possible.
The numerous self-help options available to the group combined with gradually improving market conditions will drive stronger profitability in our view.
Industries connected to real estate also found several spots on the list of industries with the strongest profitability.
Balfour Beatty said his appointment was "one element of the plan that has been developed to drive stronger profitability in the UK construction business".
For example, another recent study finds that when employees perceive their managers to be trustworthy and ethical, then the firm enjoys stronger profitability.
Although network operators like France Telecom and Vodafone have trumpeted their forays into high-growth emerging markets, especially at a time when Western European appears saturated and stagnant, France's premier operator reported stronger profitability thanks to French broadband users and a pick-up for its British and Spanish mobile businesses.
