The phrase "amenable stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or business, particularly when discussing types of stocks that are open to negotiation or influence.
Example: "Investors are particularly interested in amenable stock, as it allows for greater flexibility in trading strategies."
Alternatives: "flexible stock" or "negotiable stock".
Trading in German shares on SEAQ fell from 13% to 8% over the same period.For all the coming of the euro, moreover, this month's events are evidence that stock-exchange mergers, however amenable to elegant theorising about efficiency, depend equally on the unstable combination of prickly egos and thin skins.
The roaring stock market and easy credit makes shareholders amenable to the novel structures that largely strip them of regulatory protection.
We chose to evaluate the potential for sablefish (Anoplopoma fimbria) to serve as an ecosystem indicator because this species is a valuable component of commercial and recreational fisheries, of conservation interest, amenable to conventional monitoring techniques, and already subject to regular stock assessments [46].
Japanese exporters benefited from a more amenable macroeconomic environment, while pessimism over profit growth hurt Chinese stocks.
Because there is enough bone stock to stabilize a fixation plate, subcondylar fractures may be amenable to rigid fixation.
Managing partner Scott Kupor of Andreessen Horowitz is also a fan of the idea, saying that as "part of broader capital markets reform to better align the long-term interests of shareholders and management teams, tenure-based voting would be far more amenable as a solution than the more blunt-force application of dual stock".
Finally, zebrafish are small and easy to maintain in large stocks because of their high fecundity, thus making zebrafish amenable for medium-to-high throughput screening for early drug discovery [ 50].
Numerous risk factors favoring the spread of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis from adult animals to the young stock were observed in infected Swiss dairy and beef herds, which may be amenable to improvement in order to control the disease.
"Republican-controlled Congresses haven't been extremely amenable to expanding the size of the federal government, but are more inclined to with law enforcement and immigration," Stock told me.
The great advantage that it has over common elm is that it will split, thus making it much more amenable to carpentry, and its ability to resist rotting when wet made it ideal for boat building and wheel stocks.
