The phrase "a subsidiary and a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a subsidiary company in conjunction with another entity or concept.
Example: "The merger involved a subsidiary and a parent company, both of which had significant market shares."
Alternatives: "a subsidiary and its parent" or "a subsidiary and an affiliate".
Excluding a tax gain related to the closing of a subsidiary and a write-down of assets, profit would have fallen to $248 million, or 85 cents a share, from $325 million, or $1.12, Kodak said.
The earnings include a one-time benefit of 15 cents a share from the closing of a subsidiary and a one-time write-off of about 3 cents a share involving assets from venture investments.
A few months after that, the bookseller began breaking out the financial results of the Nook division, In October it completed its strategic partnership with Microsoft by creating Nook Media, a subsidiary and a signal that it was ready to ride its digital business into the future.
"I would put derivative trading in a subsidiary and tax it at a higher rate.
But there's a fine line between keeping a supervisory eye on a subsidiary and requiring that every decision flow back through the corporate office.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined a Pyramid subsidiary and consultant a total of $4,920 for violations, including failure to provide training and washing areas for workers.
The paper also reported that Henry Gomez, then president of an EBay subsidiary and now a senior advisor to Whitman's gubernatorial effort, "counseled" Whitman about the incident.
NL Industries is a diversified holding company with a major subsidiary and significant interest in a company with a global market.
The Cleveland Magazine Company In Cleveland is setting up the new magazine as a wholly‐owned subsidiary, and is planning a first‐year cirnulation rri 25.000.
One year later Fila's managers in Italy asked Yoon to set up a Korean subsidiary, and he became a licensee for Fila apparel.
In return, Fintech will receive a 13 percent stake in a Vitro subsidiary and a $235 million note issued by the subsidiary.
