The phrase "a maker of electrical" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to specify what is being made.
You can use it when referring to someone or a company that produces electrical devices or components, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "He is a maker of electrical appliances that improve energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "a manufacturer of electrical" or "a producer of electrical".
His mother, Barbara L. Stude of Warrenton, Mo., is a supervisor on the factory floor of King Innovation, a maker of electrical accessories in St. Charles, Mo.
AEG AG (formerly AEG-Telefunken AG), a maker of electrical systems, turbine engines, and communication, radio, and radar systems, became a subsidiary in 1986.
The Cherry Corporation, a maker of electrical switches for automobiles, said yesterday that it had received a buyout offer of $26 a share in cash, or about $262 million, from a company it declined to name.
Schneider Electric, a French maker of industrial controls, said it had agreed to buy Legrand, a maker of electrical and electronic fittings, for 6.7 billion euros ($6.4 billion) in stock.
The Cherry Corporation, a maker of electrical switches and sensors for automobiles and computers, said yesterday that it had hired Banc of America Securities L.L.C. to help explore alternatives for its Cherry Semiconductor Corporation.
KEITHLEY INSTRUMENTS INC., Cleveland, a maker of electrical measurement systems, said it would split its stock two shares for one on June 1 to shareholders of record as of May 18.
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Mr. Wang, 30, works in Secaucus, N.J., as a systems engineer for computerized security systems at a subsidiary of Schneider Electric, a French maker of electrical components.
General Electric, which is pursuing acquisitions to revive sales, may bid for Legrand, a French maker of electrical products.
A FUNNY thing happened in France on May 3rd: a Paris court blocked Schneider Electric's proposed euro7.9 billion ($7.1 billion) takeover of Legrand, a rival maker of electrical equipment.
A leading maker of electrical fittings, Schneider Electric S.A., said that European antitrust regulators were recommending that the European Commission reject its $6 billion purchase of Legrand S.A.
