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Discover Ludwig"with profit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "with profit" to refer to the advantageous outcome for someone or something resulting from an activity. For example: "I invested my money in the stock market with profit."
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Yet with profit comes complexity.
Now it's time for those with profit to give more.
Would that have something to do with profit?
Companies with profit were bounced for those with "eyeballs".
Not that there is anything wrong with profit.
But one can read even these with profit.
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Interestingly, what's happening in the US now is a move away from with-profit companies.
"Consequently, the plan included a with-profit endowment and also life insurance on the plan holder.
Rather like "with-profit" schemes, the actuaries declare the pension pay-out rate for every year.
With profit-driven care and incremental reform, we will sink.
I don't have a problem with profit-driven companies creating new drugs.
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