The phrase "corporate stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a company's position or viewpoint on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The corporate stance on environmental sustainability has become a key factor in our business strategy."
Alternatives: "company position" or "organizational viewpoint."
If they're ethically opposed to transporting trophies, they can make a corporate stance against it".
Issues: Bringing food trucks to campus; making course evaluations available before students select classes; LGBTQ concerns about the sale at the "Munchie Mart" of Chick-Fil-A (corporate stance: against same-sex marriage).
Speaking to Guardian Australia the day before the show opened, Ai drew parallels between Lego's corporate stance and the restrictive Chinese government, who he said were equally unwilling to change their respective party lines.
Bristol-Myers Bristol-Myers Squibb BMSrns to the survey at #20 after an eight-year absence, has a corporate stance of taking big risks which following solid science.
asked whether Tillerson agrees with Exxon Mobil's corporate stance on climate change, which states that the risk is clear and merits action. .
Many of them rail harder at Clinton for her alleged pro war, pro Wall Street, and corporate stance, than any of the GOP presidential candidates.
He would find it difficult to distribute "The Mechanics of Destruction" through conventional music-industry channels, given the album's anti-corporate stance and "profit free" designation.
Riot grrls took an anti-corporate stance of self-sufficiency and self-reliance.
Yet progressives should be mindful not to adopt neo-mercantilist policies, or an anti-corporate stance.
In keeping with the band's then emergent anti-corporate stance, the production credits contain the ironic copyright notice "Lyrics reproduced by kind permission even though we wrote them".
But the column implies that Democrats would make a mistake if they criticize the increasingly pro-corporate stance of the majority of the current Court.
