The phrase "a provider of electronic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a company or individual that supplies electronic products or services.
Example: "Our company is a provider of electronic components for various industries, including automotive and telecommunications."
Alternatives: "supplier of electronic" or "distributor of electronic".
The bridegroom, 34, is the chief executive of Cynergy Direct, the credit card processing subsidiary of Cynergy Data, a provider of electronic processing services to businesses.
PIPER JAFFRAY COS., Minneapolis, the investment services firm, said that it would buy Vie Securities, New York, a provider of electronic trading services, for $15 million.
Epocrates, a provider of electronic medical info for healthcare practitioners, has filed to raise up to $75 million in a NASDAQ IPO.
"I don't know many people who take the role casually," said Gus Blanchard, chairman and chief executive of the eFunds Corporation, a provider of electronic payment and risk management technology in Scottsdale, Ariz.
Danaher will buy Kollmorgen, a provider of electronic motion control equipment based in Waltham, Mass., for about $23 a share in cash and take on about $85 million in debt.
"There were massive amounts of choreography that was required," said Mr. Centner, the chief executive of Highway Toll Administration, a provider of electronic toll-payment services in Great Neck.
The eFunds Corporation, a provider of electronic-payment services, cut its revenue and profit forecasts for the rest of the year and said its chief financial officer would leave at the end of this month, setting off a 30percentt decline in its stock price.
EPRESENCE INC., Westboro, Mass., a directory company on the Internet, bought the closely held SND Inc., a provider of wireless electronic commerce services, for as much as $30.5 million in cash and stock.
Tyco is one of the world's largest makers of fire protection systems, a major provider of electronic security services and a leader in disposable medical products and underwater telecommunications systems.
In April, the managers bought shares of the Secom Company, a Japanese provider of electronic security services that trades on the Tokyo exchange.
Two of the team's owners, Cliff Illig and Neal Patterson, were the co-founders of Cerner Corporation, a leading provider of electronic medical systems.
