"business breakdown" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of situations in which a business stops functioning properly. For example: "The business breakdown was caused by an unexpected power outage."
While the settlement lucre has made the nation's trial lawyers and state capitals ironic partners in Philip Morris' business (see breakdown, p. 103), a secondary effect of the big price hikes it spawned is quietly reshaping the cigarette industry: an exploding gray market.
(For more on the business case breakdown, check out Think Beyond the Label's Business Case).
Public money was apparently used for portions of the trip, considered Congressional business, but the breakdown on the financing, and what part was covered by Fannie and Freddie, could not be determined.
"Total war – and that is what we were forced into – is a brutal business, a total breakdown of civilisation, where you fight terror with terror or die," he once told me.
3 Dan Cole 6/10 His habitual business at the breakdown is often one of England's great strengths but overeagerness led to indiscipline at times. 4 Geoff Parling 5/10 Recalled to add experience and discipline but did not look comfortable in a match this open.
The bulk of that money, higher in constant dollars than at any other time since World War II, is spent on weapons systems to fight a sophisticated Cold War enemy that went out of business with the breakdown of the Soviet Union.
While Icahn was one of 18 business people, Time's breakdown by professional affiliation shows that most honorees – 27 of them – work in the arts.
The primary focus of this article is the investigation of how current applied linguistic research into the nature of call centre communication breakdown in business processing outsourcing (BPO) sites such as India and the Philippines, can impact English communications training program content and design for this industry.
A frequent cause of business failure is a breakdown from the top.
