"diversified service" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you might write, "The company offers a diversified service to meet their customers' needs."
AmeriServe Food is owned by Holberg Industries, a privately held diversified service company that also has subsidiaries in the parking industry in North America.
It wants to re-balance its economy away from too much investment and towards developing a more diversified service sector to provide for its burgeoning middle class.
Since leading a management buyout in 1984, Neubauer has overseen Aramark's growth from a cafeteria outfit to a diversified service provider with a $5 billion market value on the New York Stock Exchange.
In order to reinforce their reputation as the leading PSF for their area of expertise, these firms often leave the more routine services to competitors with a more diversified service portfolio.
Residential density, land-use mix, bus stop density and metro rail station density have significant negative direct impacts and indirect impacts (spatial spillover effects) on MAG, which indicates that appropriate increase in community residential density, providing diversified service facilities within a community, and improving public transport supply are beneficial to promote modal shift.
San Francisco has a diversified service economy, with employment spread across a wide range of professional services, including financial services, tourism, and (increasingly) high technology.
PITNEY BOWES INC., Stamford, Conn., announced that it is in discussions to acquire Secap, a mailing subsidiary of Fimalac, a French diversified services group.
Largely through acquisitions and the expansion of diversified services, McCann-Erickson World Group has tripled in size since Mr. Dooner took over in 1994, to more than $20 billion in billings.
The Cendant Corporation, whose businesses range from franchising Coldwell Banker residential brokerages to direct marketing, warned that its earnings in the first quarter of 2001 were likely to fall about 9percentt because of lower income from its diversified services unit and higher interest costs.
Congress has not allowed the Postal Service to make some of the decisions that would help it collect more revenue from customers, such as providing more diversified services, like insurance or banking, as its Japanese counterpart does; or raising prices, since postage rates cannot go up faster than the overall Consumer Price Index.
These factors do drive up prices, but a diversified, service-oriented economy like the U.S.'s is dynamic enough to adapt.
