The phrase "enterprise development" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of creating, expanding, or improving a business or organization. Example: The government has implemented various policies to support enterprise development, such as tax incentives and access to funding, in order to stimulate economic growth.
He has hosted Social Media Surgeries in both the UK and India, and has developed undergraduate enterprise development programmes for institutions such as the University of York.
Robert Francis Davies, cabinet member for enterprise, development and regeneration, said: "Swansea is a city which is constantly developing.
A recent example For the past two years I have delivered enterprise development workshops using social media at various universities.
From 1996 to 1998 she was an agent in the small enterprise development program in St .Louis, Senegal, for the Peace Corps.
Finally, and an entirely appropriate development given that 2012 is the UN Year of Cooperatives, there is a new focus in Medellín on co-operative enterprise development.
He was a trustee of Siyazisiza, a non-governmental organisation dedicated to the alleviation of poverty in rural KwaZulu-Natal through food security and small enterprise development.
The Long Beach project is a joint venture with developer James W. Rouse and the Enterprise Development Co.
It rebutted a request from the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development to remove links to content critical of it.
Consider the San Francisco-based Roberts Enterprise Development Fund, which focuses on creating employment for the homeless and indigent.
Miss Holmes learned how to think like an entrepreneur by taking a free 15-week course from the Women's Enterprise Development Center, a nonprofit agency in White Plains.
And South Africa's government has made entrepreneurship a main priority for its high youth unemployment with the establishment of a Youth Enterprise Development Strategy.
