The phrase "central enterprise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a primary or key business or organization within a specific context, often in discussions about economic or organizational structures.
Example: "The central enterprise of the region has been instrumental in driving economic growth and providing employment opportunities."
Alternatives: "main business" or "core organization."
The central enterprise of epistemology on Quine's view is to understand the relation between our theories of the world and the evidence (sensory input) on which they are based.
"In cases where there is no… central enterprise being invested in or where the digital asset is sold only to be used to purchase a good or service available through the network on which it was created," that digital asset is "out of the purview of U.S. securities laws", according to William Hinman, the director of the division of corporation finance at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
In the superb new Netflix movie about a gentle giant, the Mirando Corporation ― the central enterprise that manufactures "super-pigs" to be raised for 10 years and then killed for mass consumption ― can't be stopped, not even by militant animal-rights fighters. .
A banner at the bottom of their mobile app icon still says "Central enterprises are our majority shareholders".
And although much is already known about the abstract linkages between northern industry and southern slavery, there still exists little scholarly research on the precise connections between these two key enterprises once central to American economic development.
In the study period, the Norwegian hospital sector consisted of five regional university hospital enterprises (specialized hospitals), twelve central hospital enterprises (two with university functions), and eight local hospital enterprises.
It is unclear, however, how central the enterprise market is to Google, where over 95 percent of revenue still comes from ads aimed almost exclusively at consumers.
Writing isn't just a job for Kennedy: she has pushed all the furniture of her life – sleep, food, health – to the edges in order to make space for the central creative enterprise.
Now is the time for CMOs to seize this opportunity to take on a leadership role, establishing a stronger position in the executive suite and making consumers' brand experience central to enterprise strategy.
The taskforce, which will meet for the first time by the end of the month, will include representatives from the oil and gas industry, local and central government, enterprise bodies and unions.
In January 1858, he participated in a rally supporting William Walker, the famous Nicaragua filibuster, calling the "Central American enterprise as the cause of the South".
