"business practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who specialize in a certain field of business, such as marketing or finance. For example, "Business practitioners have been coming up with innovative ways to increase profits this quarter."
The influence of business schools on business practitioners is considerable.
Most business practitioners are familiar with these, but scientists tend not to be.
This article confirms that most existing literature dealing with empty container repositioning ignores the actual dynamics of landlocked hinterlands as well as business practitioners' perspective.
We find a gendered approach to understanding the business activities of Thai women business practitioners does challenge normative perspectives on entrepreneurship.
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Historically, cross-shareholding with business counterparties is considered by business practitioners to have positive effects on business through the development of mutual trust and commitment among the participating firms.
Integrity and self-discipline on the part of both the military and the business practitioner of maneuver warfare are paramount.
How do you set goals that are, most of all, achievable? A. Set an overall goal and then smaller milestone goals at short intervals, says Sheronde Glover, the chief executive of the Business Practitioner, a business consulting and training firm in Atlanta.
"You also need credibility – to come from a background of being a business practitioner as well as an academic is important when you are having conversations with business people," says Fidment, who has a degree in business and finance as well as a Master's in Human Resource Management and in Leadership and Management from SheffieldHallam University.
In the 21st century, nation branding has grown to be busy business, and its practitioners take great pains to emphasise that what they do is different from the more straightforward marketing and advertising work that came before them.
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