The phrase "a firm of chartered" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of referring to a professional services company, such as an accounting or engineering firm, that employs chartered professionals.
Example: "She works at a firm of chartered accountants that specializes in tax advisory services."
Alternatives: "a company of chartered" or "an organization of chartered".
Adeniyi Elegbede,MBA,CFE,ACA is a Managing Partner of ADENIYI ELEGBEDE & CO, a firm of Chartered Accountants.
Peter Bennett of FPDSavills, a firm of chartered surveyors, farms in both Cambridgeshire and Hungary.
Rana is a partner in a firm of chartered accountants and lives in a five-bedroom detached house set in three-quarters of an acre.
A report by e.surv, a firm of chartered surveyors, found house sale approvals fell by 17% between January and April, the month that is traditionally the start of the buying season.
After a period in a firm of chartered accountants, the younger Chamberlain spent six years in the Bahamas managing a sisal plantation in a failed attempt to recoup the family fortunes.
Mr. Emanuel has been a firm supporter of charters, which receive taxpayer money but are privately operated.
The charter was represented by Carrie E. Flynn, an education specialist for Whiteman Osterman & Hanna, a firm of 75 lawyers.
The effect of having a larger number of ATPs in a firm's corporate charter on a specific aspect of corporate performance, namely, corporate innovation, has also been the subject of considerable debate in the literature.
Third, the joint effect of pre-IPO innovativeness and top management quality on the number and strength of ATPs in a firm's corporate charter at IPO is also positive.
Second, the joint effect of strong ATPs in a firm's corporate charter at IPO and top management quality on post-IPO innovation is also positive.
In the second part of our paper, we investigate whether having a larger number of (or stronger) ATPs in a firm's corporate charter allows the firm to produce more (and higher quality) innovation post-IPO.
