The phrase "a shared business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business that is jointly owned or operated by multiple parties or individuals.
Example: "The two companies decided to form a shared business to expand their market reach and resources."
Alternatives: "joint venture" or "collaborative enterprise".
They're already creating a shared business infrastructure with their suppliers.
In George's case it came on a shared business trip to some high-profile accounts in Singapore.
In a shared business venture, Rosie and Kelli O'Donnell are promoting R Family Vacations, which caters to a gay and lesbian clientele -- and their offspring.
Attitudes toward vendors also had to change: vendors could no longer be seen as adversaries; they had to become partners in a shared business process.
Steve Coll of the New Yorker writes that it "sounds on its face like a racketeering conspiracy to commit felony assault and battery in order to advance a shared business interest".
An I.B.M. executive said that his company had considered the issues surrounding the protection of intellectual property and had decided that it was possible to follow both a proprietary and a shared business model, even one based on the G.P.L.
Graeme Leighton is an advisor at the Manufacturing Advisory Service Have a clear strategy: We find those with a clear, shared business strategy are often the most successful.
West Midlands is currently involved in a major shared business transformation plan with Surrey police.
To start a scooter sharing business, you first need to flood a city with motorized scooters.
NearDesk also hopes to see of competitors such as YourWorkspaces, LiquidSpace, HandyForWork, WorkSnug, ShareDesk by using a revenue sharing business model with venues.
Those of us who work in a sharing business want an environment where the pace is fast, the atmosphere is fun, and decisions are made quickly.
