The phrase "a corporate function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an event, activity, or role that is related to a corporation or business organization.
Example: "The annual gala is a corporate function that brings together employees and stakeholders to celebrate our achievements."
Alternatives: "a business event" or "a company gathering".
On Monday he was back on the course, at a corporate function.
"If you want a dress for a corporate function or a formal event, then looking too period isn't right.
Their respect, if not fondness, for each other is evident when Thomson and Branca are signing baseballs at a memorabilia show or a corporate function.
This all culminates in preparing a new org chart, one that treats entrepreneurship like a corporate function that's owned and managed.
Design has become a central corporate function open to all in the corporation instead of just the designer.
The emails suggest PetroSaudi was told of fears that the City regulator was targeting Blair over concerns he was not just opening doors but arranging and advising on deals for investors – a regulated corporate function that he is not authorised to conduct.
Our Slough teams manage all corporate functions, including buying, marketing, software development, sales and legal".
"This year people seem to want the biggest and most important wedding, benefit, cocktail party or corporate function," Mr. Newsom said.
Hiring for senior tax positions, as in every corporate function, is likely to accelerate as baby boomers occupying these top spots begin to retire.
The Tom Wills Room in the Great Southern Stand of the MCG serves as a venue for corporate functions.
Ensconced in the redwood forest 45 minutes north of Aukland, Redwoods Treehouse (originally dubbed the "Yellow Treehouse Restaurant," since it was commissioned by the Yellow Pages as part of a large-scale marketing effort to promote their services) is now a one-of-a-kind dining destination for corporate functions and private events.
