The phrase "a company that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a company that engages in a particular activity or sector.
Example: "We are looking for a company that involves sustainable practices in its operations."
Alternatives: "a company that engages in" or "a company that participates in".
So, you devise a whole scheme to set up a company that involves the creation of stock.
In particular, it is much harder to run a company that involves all the employees rather than just telling them what to do.
Some owners objected to the location of a stadium near a card club, and on land owned by a company that involves gambling, but neither issue is considered an important factor.
But if it doesn't limit career possibilities– for example, a job with a national or global company that involves a lot of travel and is handled well, it's a great way to pay off college debts and build strong savings before leaving the family home for good.
For example, they may write "Looking for a position with XYZ company that involves data management, problem solving and scheduling".
Extensive computational runs demonstrate the efficacy of the proposed model for real instances provided by a major energy company that involve up to 118 cargoes and a 373-day planning horizon.
A 41-year-old woman from mainland China was sentenced on Friday to nine weeks in prison for having taken a job with a mainland health care company that involved arranging for at least two other mainland Chinese women to travel to Hong Kong to give birth.
Berlusconi was convicted over a scheme to purchase the rights to broadcast US movies on his Mediaset empire through a series of offshore companies that involved the false declaration of payments to avoid taxes.
Berlusconi was convicted last year over the purchase of rights to broadcast US films on his Mediaset channels through a series of offshore companies that involved the false declaration of payments to avoid taxes.
There was a significant tendency towards higher levels of risk in companies that involved workers and/or their representatives.
"The reality is," Ecclestone continues while we enjoy lunch with his wife, Fabiana Flosi at the Hyde Park Hotel, "as long as I am involved with a company that's involved with Formula One, I want to control the company.
