The phrase "affluent business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business that is wealthy or prosperous, often indicating financial success or a high level of income.
Example: "The affluent business sector in the city has attracted numerous investors looking for lucrative opportunities."
Alternatives: "wealthy enterprise" or "prosperous company".
Aimed at affluent business travelers -- presumably visiting their investment bankers -- the rooms have the typical array of technology features, such as Internet connections and multiple telephone lines for voice mail and fax.
For example, research that American Express conducted on one core segment, affluent business travelers, revealed that rewards offered by competitors were one of the major reasons why customers were defecting.
Appian has doubled down on a stretch of land known locally as the Dulles tech corridor, a quiet, affluent business cluster that stretches from Tysons to Loudoun County in Northern Virginia.
The developers, led by the Wall Street firms Goldman ,Sachs and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, see Playa Vista as an opportunity not just to make big profits but to complete the transformation of the city's west side from a bedroom community into an affluent business center.
In the 1990s and 2000s, Dhaka saw improved economic growth and the emergence of affluent business districts and satellite towns.
But instead, having the spectrum of having the affluent business man and having the well-off teen and having the successful people you can aspire to be like is important".
While Macomb County is home to the white middle class that America's auto industry made possible, Oakland County is home to the affluent, business-oriented suburbanites of Birmingham and Bloomfield Hills, some of the richest townships in America.
"Southbank is a good business because they've invested in it, and on the advertising side those affluent businesses have been more resilient throughout the recession," says one, who sees IPC as "a mixed bag of specialist titles, a bunch of struggling weeklies and a very strong Southbank".
The United States blacklisted an affluent Iranian business executive and what it described as his multibillion-dollar money-laundering network on Thursday, accusing them of selling oil for Iran in violation of the Western economic sanctions imposed over Iran's disputed nuclear program.
The United States blacklists an affluent Iranian business executive, Babak Morteza Zanjani, and what it describes as his multibillion-dollar money laundering network, accusing them of selling oil for Iran in violation of the Western economic sanctions imposed over Iran's disputed nuclear program.
The government, affluent white business owners and the greater region are no longer able to claim to be ignorant to the crisis of humanity so many have suffered for so long.
