The phrase "a regular company" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a company that operates in a standard or typical manner, often implying that it is not exceptional or extraordinary.
Example: "Unlike the startup, which is constantly innovating, we are just a regular company that follows established practices."
Alternatives: "an ordinary company" or "a typical company".
FIRST MAN: "I see where Georgie has a steady thing going, hauling boards for a regular company".
On opening night, success — which is sometimes simply a way of describing an interesting failure — was more likely in segments enacted by Witness Relocation veterans (though Emily Davis, not a regular company member, was also a delight).
And while this staged camaraderie could jar, it's actually a touching conceit, because Acosta, despite his stellar international career, has always been much known and loved in London as a regular company dancer.
It's two years old, it's aiming to bring quality opera to a borough that doesn't have a regular company, and tomorrow night it's presenting an updated version of "Madama Butterfly".
You've got a McKesson or a Cardinal Health that you compete with you can't just be a regular company, or you won't survive.
But apparently a meta-organization is also not a regular company with a clearly defined hierarchy, because it has no board that holds the whole bundle of residual property rights and can take decisions independently.
Their routine is that of a regular field company, with not only drill but reveill and even inspections.
If the claims are less than the premium, the captive has made a profit, just as a regular insurance company would.
And probably none is a regular oil company.Oilfield services (OFS) firms such as Schlumberger are the unsung workhorses of the oil industry.
For example, a regular apparel company like J. Crew churns out seasonal, "story-driven" collections — say, a rocker-inspired look for fall — a process that leads to excess inventory and selling corduroys when it's still eighty degrees outside.
Along with a regular repertory company of collaborators – including actors such as Murray, Aykroyd, John Candy and Chevy Chase and the director Ivan Reitman, who made Meatballs, Stripes and the two Ghostbusters films –Ramis was instrumental in many of the comedy hits of the decade.
