The phrase "application of business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how business principles or practices are applied in various situations or fields.
Example: "The application of business strategies in the tech industry has led to significant growth and innovation."
Alternatives: "business implementation" or "business practices".
But the combination of over-regulation, arbitrary administrative rulings, abrupt tax changes and a primitive judicial application of business law have frustrated joint-ventures.
Re "The Charitable-Industrial Complex" (Op-Ed, July 27): Peter Buffett concludes that many funders of the rapidly growing nonprofit sector condition their support on the application of business principles — like investing where the return on investment is highest.
In the UK, the study of public administration has all but disappeared, to be replaced by the application of business administration/management concepts to the functioning of state agencies, policymaking and the way politicians see their role, eg. the prime minister leading delegations of arms dealers to the Middle East.
Increasingly, however, the introduction of market pricing systems beginning with the provision of water in the Hunter valley in 1982 and the privatization of public facilities (such as hospitals and prisons) and creation of public-private partnerships (as in road construction) brought greater competition and the application of business principles to the provision of such services.
Moreover, multi-tenancy architectures enable cross-client data aggregation and the application of business intelligence techniques [14].
These include the application of business process management to m-commerce with the consciousness of privacy, as well as solving any privacy challenges [41].
This might entail a withdrawal from front-line management to focus on social investments through a disciplined application of business-like philanthropic methods and resources.
The independent verification of the right applications of business rules in an information system is a task for auditors.
Edward H. Tuck, a New York lawyer who specialized in international business and helped advance the development and application of international business law, died on Oct. 2 at his home in Manhattan.
I therefore investigate the ability of cluster development and the collaborative approach to enhance local business development and application of Greenlandic businesses in mining projects.
