The phrase "autonomous business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business that operates independently or has self-governing capabilities.
Example: "The rise of autonomous businesses is changing the landscape of the industry, allowing for more efficient operations without constant oversight."
Alternatives: "self-sufficient enterprise" or "independent business model".
Alcatel has created an Internet division that will "embrace the start-up spirit" and be the umbrella for its acquisitions and other "autonomous business units".
The atomic information system architecture's pattern main component is the atomic building block that manages the implementation of autonomous business service transactions.
To avoid conflict in such situations, it's often best to establish separate, autonomous business units for the parts of your company that must use different models.
Many American companies have embraced a form of decentralization that involves highly autonomous business units and limited information flows both vertically and horizontally.
Your recent article about the Securities and Exchange Commission's internal controls and budget ("S.E.C. Hurt by Disarray in Its Books," Business Day, Feb. 3) treats the S.E.C. as if it were an autonomous business.
The Postal Service "operates under rules from 1970," Mr. Wientzen said, referring to its transformation from a Cabinet department to an autonomous business operation that is not supposed to be subsidized by Congress.
Overall, private (for-profit) scheme informants appeared to view educators more as autonomous, independent business owners but provided less services and contact, whereas not-for-profit schemes treated educators more as employees and provided more support and services.
The principle derives from the private sector, where many corporations are divided into autonomous businesses, organized as divisions.
At the core of his three-year plan for increasing returns to shareholders was splitting the company into three autonomous businesses and eliminating its central research function.
In a speech at the 2015 Drucker Forum, Zhang said, "Our goal is to let everyone become their own CEO". To that end, Haier has divided itself into more than 4,000 "microenterprises" — small, highly autonomous businesses in which team members select their own leaders.
Fitting together a gaggle of autonomous businesses isn't easy, as Century Business Services, an accounting and consulting rollup, has found out after vacuuming up 135 owner-operated shops.
