"business player" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to refer to an individual who is actively involved in businesses and the business world. For example, "John has really become a successful business player since he started his own software company."
This is a Premiership position best suited to a Premiership business player, given the rate at which the company is expanding domestically and overseas.
The contracts make Hyundai the leading foreign business player in North Korea, but none of the projects show any sign of making money for several years.
British fashion needed a rebranding to keep a focus on eccentricity (defined at the Olympics last summer by the Danny Boyle opening ceremony), but also to be perceived as a serious business player in a wired world.
The inclusion of a new and rising business player, the United Arab Emirates (which includes Dubai and Abu Dhabi), has displaced the longtime low-tax leader, Hong Kong.
Thanks to a set of groundbreaking goggles that gives users an immersive, 360-degree virtual-reality experience with little of that stomach-turning motion-sickness, Oculus in the last year has gone from trade-show darling to major business player.
This year, however, a new face - Google - will be in the crowd, and some show business players are less than thrilled.
"There was always this underlying theme of the out-of-towner and the big corporate business players," Mr. Fikre said.
There was, on the other hand, a constantly changing group of show business players in Las Vegas, which is a good thing for an audio engineer.
But Toyota's slope-nosed, high-rumped Prius — the world's best-selling hybrid, and a must-have accessory for carbon-conscious show business players — has remained something of a novelty act on the big screen.
There are major business players globally tapping into this market.
Unlike research grants, they are accessible to anybody, not just to bona fide academics or business players.
