The phrase "business operators" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to individuals or companies who own or manage a business or commercial enterprise. Example: The city council held a meeting to discuss new regulations for business operators in the downtown area.
McDonald's says its franchisees are independent business operators who face minimal interference from the parent company.
The situation has become so irritating that a neighborhood organization, the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District, convened a meeting in September between Verizon representatives and local business operators.
He said business operators around the nation were anxious about investing in an uncertain business climate given the new policies coming out of Washington.
The quick bounce back for the city's best-paid workers has helped fuel a pickup in business at exclusive boîtes and expensive hotels, consultants and business operators said.
The picture coming out of Washington cannot be building confidence in the minds of the country's voters, consumers and business operators even as the economy teeters.
ACCOUNTING Several business owners recommended FreshBooks, a cloud-based accounting software that is free (up to a point that suits most solo business operators).
Primarily we are commercial investors, business builders and business operators, but we do collaborate with arts organisations in many different ways, both financial and non-financial.
I'd tell you more about prices for that kind of travel, but during the last week, executives in the business jet world, including the charter-jet business operators, have inexplicably become uncharacteristically shy about discussing the virtues of private aviation.
The disappearance of the grates had befuddled some business operators along Restaurant Row, as West 46th Street is known, because the grates had been in place for decades, said Laura Maioglio, whose father opened the restaurant Barbetta in 1906.
Widespread destruction had triggered an exodus of other expatriate business operators, Phillips said, which would have an unfortunate domino effect on local employment where extended families relied on such incomes, she said.
What the European commission calls reducing the "regulatory burden for EU business operators" often means increasing the costs the rest of us must carry: costs imposed on our pockets, our health and our quality of life.
