The phrase "an enterprise zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a designated area where businesses can receive various incentives to encourage economic development.
Example: "The government has established an enterprise zone to attract new businesses and stimulate local job growth."
Alternatives: "a business district" or "a development area".
An area of the city has been designated an enterprise zone, with tax relief and simplified planning to lure investment.
An entire quarter of the city has been designated an "enterprise zone", with tax relief and simplified planning to lure investment.When Curzon Street opened, the railway allowed Birmingham to sell its products to the world.
Hoping to attract investment, Manchester has designated the area around its airport an enterprise zone.
She would prefer to see an empty school building converted to use as an enterprise zone.
Simultaneously, Mr. Ryan was pursuing state aid for his own company, applying for an enterprise zone designation for his business.
In that time it has moved three times, only settling this year into its permanent home in an enterprise zone just outside the capital.
Along with being near the ballpark and the planned Garden State Parkway interchange, the project is in both an urban enterprise zone and a foreign trade zone.
That part of the city is now an urban enterprise zone, with a 3percentt sales tax, half the statewide sales tax of 6percentt.
The proposal is to make Iowa what a governor's commission calls an "immigration enterprise zone," and the possible approaches include seeking an exemption from federal immigration quotas -- an unprecedented request that could require Congressional action.
If an LEP did not win an accompanying enterprise zone, that does not mean the partnership has failed to achieve its objectives; it is more likely that, geographically and politically, the area is less suitable for such a policy.
City officials say an incentive that attracted Frank Theaters was Bayonne's designation as an Urban Enterprise Zone in 2001, which let the company buy construction material to complete the theater's interior without having to pay state sales tax.
