The phrase "a common subsidiary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing business structures, particularly when referring to a subsidiary company that is shared by multiple parent companies.
Example: "The two corporations decided to collaborate and form a common subsidiary to streamline their operations in the market."
Alternatives: "a shared subsidiary" or "a joint subsidiary".
In 1992 Aerospatiale and Deutsche Aerospace (later DaimlerChrysler Aerospace) merged their helicopter divisions to form the common subsidiary Eurocopter, which became wholly owned by EADS in 2000.
A common complaint from subsidiary managers in China is that they receive too many time-consuming visits from head office staff.
One of its authors, Khaled Rifai, a partner in New York, said the company sees the use of "temporary status," a common shorthand for subsidiary protection, as effective in quickly integrating new arrivals into jobs and housing, but he did not address the denial of the right to family reunification.
The Union shall develop a common policy on asylum, subsidiary protection and temporary protection with a view to offering appropriate status to any third-country national requiring international protection and ensuring compliance with the principle of non-refoulement.
The Sinaloa is occasionally called the Federation because senior figures and their subsidiaries operate semiautonomously while still employing a common smuggling apparatus.
That factor, known as transfer pricing, involves corporations' charging their overseas subsidiaries lower prices for goods and services, a common move that lowers a corporation's tax bill.
A common way to move profits offshore is through transfer pricing, when subsidiaries in different countries charge each other for goods or services "sold" within the group.
Comparison of CK2 sites in XRCC1 and XRCC4 reveals a common YxxSTDE core motif, in which both serine and threonine are phosphorylated, with subsidiary sites present C-terminal to the core motif (Fig. 1B).
Their subsidiaries struggled to build common IT systems, let alone establish a common culture.
| A Seacor Holdings subsidiary, Era Group, has filed for an initial public offering of its class A common stock, seeking to raise as much as $150 million.
