'develop a company' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the action of growing a business, such as when creating a business plan. For example, "We are committed to developing our company by building a strong customer base and expanding our product line."
If he doesn't, how will he forge or develop a company style?
In February 1999, Mr. Wetherell hired Mr. Braun, formerly of NBC, to spend $100 million to develop a company that would use sound and video over the Internet.
Continuing to look at middle-market buyout deals, Austin Ventures has partnered with Elisabeth DeMarse, the former head of publicly traded Bankrate, to acquire or develop a company in the information services market.
To name two: Japan took a decade to rid its banks of bad loans, hurting confidence in the market; and Japanese companies performed poorly on return on equity, a measure of how effectively shareholders' money is used to develop a company or increase its profits.
I could develop a company that would sell organic cotton tampons with high-quality, user-friendly applicators.
"We will endeavor to attract national and international groups who would like to tour, who would like to develop a company here and perform in a 2,200-seat 2,200-seat
In 1990, a small group of investors offered a resolution at Exxon's annual shareholder's meeting asking that it "develop a company-wide plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions".
Neil Binder, the president of Bellmarc, said that after experimenting with allowing individual agents to offer a VOW, generally using third-party software, the firm decided to develop a company-wide site instead, which will debut once it gets Rebny's approval.
The normal practice in an operating or engineering company will be to develop a company-specific SRS template for use in all projects.
Mr. DeSimone, 37, is developing a company that expects to open restaurant franchises in Connecticut later this year.
