The phrase "a maker of electronic" is not complete and therefore not fully correct in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or a company that produces electronic devices or components, but it needs to be followed by a noun to clarify what is being made.
Example: "He is a maker of electronic gadgets that simplify everyday tasks."
Alternatives: "a producer of electronics" or "a manufacturer of electronic devices."
Her father is a project manager at ScerIS, a maker of electronic document management software in Sudbury, Mass.
CADENCE DESIGN SYSTEMS INC., San Jose, Calif., a maker of electronic design automation products, said it would acquire privately held rival Verplex Systems Inc., Milpitas, Calif.
Jeremy Pickens, a senior applied research scientist for Catalyst, a maker of electronic discovery tools for law firms, says he's unexcited by the premise.
Symmetricom Inc., a phone equipment maker, said yesterday that it had agreed to buy Datum Inc., a maker of electronic devices, for about $112 million.
The LeCroy Corporation, a maker of electronic signal analyzers based in Chestnut Ridge, N.Y., said yesterday that it would sell its Vigilant unit because of slow growth.
DRS Technologies Inc., a maker of electronic defense systems, won a $2.2 million contract to develop an infrared targeting system on tanks for the United States Marine Corps.
A private technology firm is buying VeriFone, a maker of electronic-payment systems, from the Hewlett-Packard Company for an undisclosed amount of cash.
The Unify Corporation said yesterday that it would restate earnings for fiscal 2000 and possibly some of 1999, and placed two top executives on leave, after the company, a maker of electronic-commerce software, found revenue was improperly stated.
BROADVISION INC., Redwood City, Calif., a maker of electronic-commerce software, said it would split its stock three shares for one on March 13 for shareholders of record on Feb. 21.
TRILOGY SOFTWARE, Austin, Tex., a maker of electronic-commerce software, and the closely held PcOrder.com, also of Austin, which helps businesses sell computers on the Internet, said a Texas court had blocked Trilogy's $41.8 million tender offer for the remaining shares of PcOrder.
[C3.] A High-Tech Merger in France Sagem, a French maker of electronic equipment, and Snecma, a state-controlled manufacturer of aircraft engines, announced a merger plan that would create a company worth more than $9 billion.
