"commercial utility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a service or resources that are used for the purpose of conducting business. For example, "The company invested in new software to optimize their commercial utility."
In the United States, grades in order of quality are prime, choice, good, commercial, utility, cutter, and canner.
The boundaries of this style encompassed wit, perversity, commercial utility, and an interest in finding the cutting edge, wherever that should be.
There is very little real commercial utility in VR… yet.
The commercial utility of the described methods is discussed.
The Company serves four markets: the industrial, commercial, utility and residential markets.
To qualify for patent protection, your invention must be novel, nonobvious, and have commercial utility.
Statoil's objective with developing this pilot park is to demonstrate a commercial, utility-scale floating wind solution, to further increase the global market potential.
Under federal law, disaster aid cannot be awarded to commercial utilities, although municipal utilities can receive such aid.
While federal and state officials have promoted the development of alternative energy sources, many smaller electricity producers in New York say they continue to face high start-up costs and other barriers in an industry dominated by huge commercial utilities.
Fibre is expensive, and a purely commercial business would not have been minded to pay for it.All this is true for much of rural America, and it is an analogue of the reason why municipal utility companies were launched in the first place: to electrify thinly-populated areas where commercial utilities would not go.
Though the company subsequently withdrew the request, it led the Atomic Safety Licensing Board to rule that more hearings were needed to determine whether the Savannah River plant was capable of keeping track of the plutonium that is expected to move through it and on to commercial utilities.
