'bilateral business' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a mutual agreement or exchange between two parties. For example, "The two countries entered into a bilateral business agreement that would benefit both sides."
"The fast-growing bilateral business ties have delivered great benefits to our peoples".
Britain has stepped up pressure on Iran, by freezing all bilateral business and condemning video footage of the captured sailors.
Australia and Japan have asked a bilateral business panel to deliver a feasibility report six months from now on a free trade association.
Abe urged the restoration of civilian rule, but his focus was also on maintaining a strong bilateral business and trade relationship.
Currently, the exceptionally large Chinese embassy in The Bahamas, given the paucity of bilateral business to conduct, consists of an Ambassador and six accredited diplomats.
Mr. Hamilton's presence will signal "the reality" that Mr. Fujimori "is going to head the government of Peru at least for the foreseeable future, and we acknowledge that we have mutual, bilateral business to conduct," a senior administration official said.
But the reasons for actively and aggressively pursuing foreign businesses are far more complicated.Until the law relating to foreign investment and commerce is revised and the security service changes its modus operandi for enforcing these laws, Cuba will remain extremely risky for non-bilateral foreign business.
"You have rules, they are bilateral, but businesses are global.
This way, NBG hopes to reduce the danger that Finansbank's Turkish clients will defect to rivals.Bankers on both sides of the deal have high hopes for the future of bilateral relations in business and finance.
Speaking in Ankara, where he was on a one-day official visit with his Turkish counterpart, Ali Babacan, and other senior government officials, Mr. Mottaki said there had been increased demand from Iranians and Americans for better bilateral social and business relations, which had been the basis for earlier proposals for direct flights between the countries.
Although it has been slow to adapt, the United States can play a catalyzing role in African growth by boosting its business, bilateral, and multilateral engagements in new sectors in Africa, in particular manufacturing.
