The phrase "at the enterprises" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to activities or events that occur within a company or business organization. Example: "The new team manager implemented cost-cutting measures at the enterprises, resulting in increased profitability for the company."
In going after intermediaries on issues of disclosure and investor protection rather than striking directly at the enterprises' benefits or franchise, the letter was perceived by some as an effort to coax the private sector into doing more to educate investors about the risks without picking a fight with some powerful entities in an election year.
The research of this article mainly targeted at the enterprises in an industry and analyzed the allocative efficiency of input factors from the enterprises aspect.
IBM would probably be better served aiming its commercials at the enterprises it sells to, rather than the general public, who may be impressed by a talking box having a conversation with a star.
He recounted a recent experience at the Enterprise Rent-A-Car office at Los Angeles International Airport.
And Quentin Hardy asks whether businesses will be interested in the version of the Surface that is aimed at the enterprise.
But development at the Enterprise Park portions that the town owns was moving forward, Mr. Cardinale said.
Released in September 2000, it was the consumer-aimed operating system twined with Windows 2000 aimed at the enterprise market.
Meg Whitman, the former EBay chief executive who ran Hewlett Packard and will now be Chief Executive at the Enterprise company, spoke to journalists in New York yesterday after having run the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange.
This is happening at the enterprise level now.
Very much aimed at the enterprise.
So at the enterprise level, how do you prevent people from exploiting these vulnerabilities?
