The phrase "aerospace engine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to engines specifically designed for aircraft or spacecraft applications.
Example: "The aerospace engine developed by the team is expected to improve fuel efficiency significantly."
Alternatives: "aviation engine" or "spacecraft engine".
The Serious Fraud Office has an ongoing probe into allegations that Rolls-Royce representatives paid bribes so as to win lucrative aerospace engine contracts in Asia.
The private equity firm Oak Hill Capital Partners said yesterday it would buy Firth Rixson, a provider of specialized metal products primarily to aerospace engine manufacturers, in a deal valued at about $2 billion.
BMW lost a bidding war for Rolls-Royce Motor Cars to Volkswagen, but it had close ties to Rolls-Royce P.L.C., the aerospace engine company, which was separate from the carmaker but still had control over the Rolls-Royce name.
Three large aerospace engine manufacturers have product lines that range from small turboprop power plants to the highest-thrust turbofans: General Electric Aircraft Engines and Pratt & Whitney (a subsidiary of United Technologies) in the United States and Rolls-Royce in Britain.
Berges, 45, turned around the company's aerospace engine systems and accessories division, but his new job may be even tougher.
All these lead to the development trends of aerospace engine bearings from different aspects.
After all, Rolls-Royce, the aerospace engines group, hasn't done badly since the cars departed.
It is also one of only three companies in the world capable of developing and manufacturing mass-market aerospace engines.
Countless books and exhibitions have been devoted to the visual appeal of industrial components: from spanners and axes to aerospace engines.
It successfully sells high-value-added products such as pharmaceuticals, telecommunications and aerospace engines, but sterling's strength has not helped.
Much of what is left of its industry is in high-tech or research-based fields such as aerospace engines and pharmaceuticals, where its world-class firms are more than holding their own.
