"business suite" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a set of rooms or office spaces that are specifically designed and equipped for business purposes. Some possible examples of using "business suite" in a sentence are: - Our company's executives will be staying in a luxurious business suite during their upcoming trip to New York. - The hotel offers a variety of amenities for business travelers, including a fully-equipped business suite with high-speed internet access. - The new office building has a modern and spacious business suite, perfect for hosting important meetings and conferences.
From Texas, Falafel and The Bone headed for Los Angeles, where they rented a business suite at a Manhattan Beach hotel.
Odinsve has recently added a family room that can double as a business suite, and four luxury apartments in a nearby building.
There's free Wi-Fi throughout, but if you're tired of hunching over your laptop, there are Apple computers in the cosy business suite, which you can use at no extra cost.
In my luxury business suite a huge cockroach is circling through the air in the bathroom; when I turn on the TV, it sizzles at the socket and then goes quiet.
On a recent Thursday afternoon, the man who used to be called the future of gospel music could be found in his studio, in a small business suite in Lemon Grove, a suburb of San Diego, where he was teaching a lanky kid named Eric how to sing.
But in the business suite in the new wing of the main house we do have computers, faxes, copiers, and so on, powered by a gasoline generator behind the building — though we intend when it is practical to switch to solar cells.
As in most cities, the big chains dominate, offering generic luxury, sterile business suites or boxy, budget accommodation that is more battery cage than bolthole.
The communal lounge, kitchen and breakfast room is matt-black with stylish furniture, and there are even three business suites with computer terminals.
The resulting business suites are a collection of software that automates common business processes.
According to Synergy Research, the UCaaS market is divided into two segments — standalone applications and business suites.
That "emphasis" can be seen in the vast children's library, family history section, business suites and collection of one million books, of which 400,000 are available to the public.
