The phrase "adverse business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe negative or unfavorable conditions or situations in a business context.
Example: "The company faced adverse business conditions due to the economic downturn, leading to significant losses."
Alternatives: "unfavorable business" or "negative business".
In spite of potentially high adverse business impact, business espionage threats get very little attention.
Mr Rigell believes the Obama administration has created an "adverse business environment" that is hampering entrepreneurial zeal.
By S&P definition, that means a sovereign faces "major ongoing uncertainties and exposure to adverse business, financial, or economic conditions which could lead to the obligor's inadequate capacity to meet its financial commitments".
LG.Philips Displays, a maker of glass tubes for televisions and monitors, said earlier that it would write off about $725 million because of falling product prices and adverse business conditions.
In court papers, the holders of $1.2 billion in subordinated debt contended that the leveraged buyout was a "strange cure for the adverse business environment for media companies" and accused Tribune, which owns The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times and The Baltimore Sun, among other papers, of transferring property to a receiver that knew the intent was to defraud debtors.
Environmental constraints include limited access to financial services and products, an adverse business environment, underdeveloped markets for inputs and outputs, and other impeding cultural factors.
Mhelpdesk also claims that most of its users got things up and running within a day, surely a boon for more tech-adverse business owners.
The reduced labor market has had an adverse effect on business in general, and each business existing in its own industry is impacted in different ways.
The current global crisis is likely to have an adverse impact on business conditions over the medium term, according to the latest edition of the Economist Intelligence Unit's business environment rankings (see methodology).
Mas says there will be no adverse effect on business or economic growth if the region goes its own way.
Hong Kong will slip to sixth as the adverse effects on business of the territory's return to China start to be felt.
