Uninterested means one is lacking interest. Up to now, the Sales team has been uninterested in the revenue figures because the Accounting group has been reworking the compensation packages. To Generally this prepositional phrase can be eliminated. She wants to go to college to become a teacher. Quote vs. Quotation Quote is a verb.
Quotation is a noun.
The VP of Sales and Marketing gave a quote to the press . . . The reporter quoted the VP of Sales and Marketing . . .