The phrase "a major processor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an entity that plays a significant role in processing or handling something, such as information, materials, or data.
Example: "The company is recognized as a major processor of agricultural products in the region."
Alternatives: "a leading processor of" or "a significant handler of".
He shunned big mergers but bought a factory in Turkey, which is a major processor of hazelnuts, one of the the main ingredients in Nutella and Ferrero Rocher, last year.
Having grown up in Delaware, Ohio — his father worked for Procter & Gamble — he marketed soft-drink bottle caps in one of his early jobs, and was later director of marketing for a Florida company that was a major processor of orange juice.
Universal Corp. (33, UVV) is the world's largest importer and exporter of tobacco leaf and a major processor and distributor of tobacco.
This outfit knows from demolition: It was the major processor of mangled steel from the World Trade Center, 300,000 tons of it, which it resold around the world.
The NTS in the hindbrain is one of the major processors of vagal afferent signals, as evidenced by the finding that upper intestinal lipids inhibit hepatic glucose production through a vagal-NTS circuit (Wang et al, 2008).
In August, the Food and Drug Administration restricted the operations of a major tissue processor, CryoLife Inc. of Kennesaw, Ga., because the methods it used to cleanse donated tissues were deemed inadequate.
Norma and her team came with a unique business idea: to become a major producer, processor, and supplier of Irish potatoes in the form of frozen chips.
In the first episode, Larry O'Donnell, the president of Waste Management, a major garbage processor, is stunned to discover working-class realities.
Last year, Global Payments, a major payment processor, did not disclose that it had been the victim of two major breaches that potentially affected millions of accounts, until the attacks were reported by a well-known security blogger.
The company, based in Springdale, Ark., buys roughly a third of the nation's cattle for beef and is also a major poultry processor.
There are two major processor manufacturers: Intel and AMD.
