The phrase "attain business" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of achieving or acquiring business, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In order to succeed, we need to find ways to attain business opportunities that align with our goals."
Alternatives: "secure business" or "gain business".
Hence the intention is to utilize the technical and business know-how of technical partners in order to implement and attain our business objectives.
For example, the majority of patients learned about the physiotherapy practice through friends and former patients of the clinic emphasising word of mouth as a mean of attaining business, and only a fraction of patients learned about the clinic through the 'Golden pages business directory', indicating that the expensive cost of advertising may be unwarranted.
"The competitive demands of the cable industry when balanced against the need for a public company to be vigilant with respect to short-term results have convinced us that private ownership of this business is desirable and will assist C.C.I. in attaining its business objectives," he wrote.
Slides attained by Business Insider shows Myspace will lose $43 million in 2012 on revenue of just $15 million.
All were written with the purpose of assisting entrepreneurs with attaining greater business success.
Serving "low budget" clients, smaller/limited productivity projects (businesses and individuals), may provide a beginning, a living and valuable experience, while starting up and breaking into the efficiency marketplace to try to attain progressively larger business opportunities/and build credibility, as you get some breakthrough clientele.
Keck also introduced a unique Postdoctoral Professional Master's in bioscience management to help scientists with Ph.D.s attain management and business skills.
So if you think that these are skills which you possess and feel that commercialisation might be for you, start thinking about how to attain the requisite business skills.
In "To Be Free," Amstell describes how attaining show-business success can preclude its enjoyment: you work hard to make it, then you must work hard to remain on top.
Singapore has pledged to attain 7 11% Business-As-Usual carbon emissions reduction by 2020.
Some businesses attain this goal ethically, some do not.
