The phrase "a major finance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a significant aspect of finance or a major financial entity, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The company is seeking a major finance partner to help with its expansion plans."
Alternatives: "a significant financial" or "a key finance".
Over the next year, the party was embroiled in a major finance scandal, which involved illegal fund-raising by Kohl and his deputies.
What you found was a major finance house that saw latent value in rugby.
It became one of America's biggest companies - an industrial conglomerate that also owned the NBC Universal media company and operated a major finance division.
A week after a grimly determined Tyco Chairman Edward Breen Edward Breen vowed to continue the post-Dennis Kozlowski housecleaning, the megaconglomerate said it has replaced a major finance figure.
The editors of a major finance journal called me and asked my opinion whether the popular activity monitors are doing any public health good.
What might be appropriate for a major finance company might not be best for Teach for America where expensive clothes might have the interviewer wondering how you are going to be able to teach in the South Bronx or on an Indian reservation.
Participants in the Treasury market will begin looking ahead this week to a major financing next week.
At that time, in the midst of a major financing crisis, the case for the tax increase was compelling.
Lynch, who founded UK software firm Autonomy before it was sold to HP and became the centre of a major financing investigation, invested somewhere between $10m and $20m in the company.
Dropbox, the online data storage company, is on the verge of closing a major financing round of $250 million to $300 million, according to two people familiar with the matter.
Already facing a major financing challenge, BIS passed on an unplanned 6% cut to teaching budgets at established universities in February.
