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"a shareholder" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a noun phrase that refers to someone who owns shares in a company. You can use it in a sentence to describe someone's ownership in a company, such as: John is a shareholder of the company, owning 20% of the shares. Here, "a shareholder of the company" is used to specify John's ownership in the company. It can also be used in a more general sense, such as: Becoming a shareholder in a successful company can be a profitable investment.
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A shareholder revolt.
Am I considered a shareholder?
Carnival runs a shareholder scheme.
" They are clients and a shareholder".
My apartment is owned by a shareholder.
UniCredito is also a shareholder.
Nabors plans a shareholder meeting on Friday.
QI'm a shareholder in a co-op.
How's that for a shareholder base?
"Thank god, you're gone," a shareholder shouted.
Both companies must first hold a shareholder vote.
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