"corporate efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to endeavors undertaken by a business or corporation. For example, "The company put all of their corporate efforts into developing a new product."
Election law experts did not point to any corporate efforts this year to urge employees to back Mr. Obama, although corporations have at times politicked for Democratic candidates.
In her new book, Corporate Citizen?: An Argument for the Separation of Corporation and State, Stetson law professor Ciara Torres-Spelliscy documents corporate efforts to dramatically enlarge their political and commercial speech and religious "rights" through lawsuits, campaign contributions, and lobbying.
These corporate efforts will convert the financial and emotional drain to personal and professional gain.
Consumer confidence has also been hurt by corporate efforts to increase investor confidence.
That's the importance of the corporate efforts to end N.R.A. affiliations.
Past corporate efforts in social responsibility and sustainability have yielded only modest returns.
She says that, for the past decade, corporate efforts have largely focused around initiatives aimed at women.
It seems apt to describe growing corporate efforts to hijack humanitarian crises in order to tout corporate commitment to humanitarianism.
Limits of good intentions However earnest, corporate efforts to improve supply chain operations have not kept pace with the compounding complexity of globalized supply chains.
The deal is part of a wave of corporate efforts, including the recent General Motors deal, to revamp pension and health care obligations.
Ozone Action has been training 200 students to report on corporate efforts to influence the global warming negotiations in The Hague.
