The phrase "a private sector player" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an individual or organization that operates within the private sector, often in discussions about economics, business, or industry.
Example: "The government is looking to collaborate with a private sector player to enhance public services."
Alternatives: "a private industry participant" or "a private business entity".
Feishang Groups emergence as a private-sector player in the state-dominated mining industry comes as a surprise akin to Chinas sudden appetite for natural resources.
While employing refugees is undoubtedly good for them and contributes to the economy, not all private sector players have been on board with the idea, and not all have incorporated best practices when implementing such programs.
And though he has an opinion on everything, he has kept mum over the United Progressive Alliance's recent decision to double the prices of natural gas, a decision derided by experts as blatantly allowing a dominant private sector player to substantially increase its profits and the bills the Indian consumer pays.
Given that it is clear to me that real power is out of the hands of the private market, I have chosen not one private sector player on this year's power list.
The tender also asks the as-of-yet unawarded private sector player to develop "guidance, navigation and control system design and study for multiple/collaborating weapons" that will analyze future "advanced weapons systems" coordinating simultaneously.
In 2011, President Obama initiated the National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace, a program that partnered with private sector players to create an online user authentication system that would become an Internet ID that people could use to perform multiple tasks and aid interactions with the federal and state governments.
You would think, then, that if anybody should get this, it would be the hidden army of contractors working on behalf of the U.S. government, given that a good many of these private sector players are military veterans.
The Grow Africa platform is an example of how large private sector players are working in partnership with national governments to accelerate investments and initiate transformative change in African agriculture.
