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The phrase "a limited liability" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal and business contexts to refer to a type of financial protection for owners or shareholders, indicating that their personal assets are not at risk for the company's debts.
Example: "The company operates as a limited liability entity, ensuring that the owners are not personally responsible for any financial losses incurred."
Alternatives: "limited liability status" or "limited liability protection".
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CZI is a limited liability corporation.
A limited liability partnership is a separate legal entity.
"We accept a limited liability," a spokeswoman said.
The property was bought anonymously through a limited liability company.
The purchase was made anonymously through a limited liability company.
Then, Berry will be converted into a limited liability company.
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Through a limited-liability legal loophole, no one ultimately has to pay out.
In "Utopia, Limited" (1893), Gilbert and Sullivan mocked the newfangled concept of a limited-liability company.
The buyer was a limited-liability company.
The anonymous buyer used a limited-liability company, TessAnnieK.
The buyer was listed as a limited-liability company.
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