The phrase "entrepreneurial force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person or entity that drives innovation and business development.
Example: "The startup's success can be attributed to its entrepreneurial force, which constantly seeks new opportunities and challenges the status quo."
Alternatives: "business catalyst" or "innovation driver."
By night, she is an events planner and the entrepreneurial force behind a series of monthly costume parties that are at the center of a thriving New York vintage scene.
Mr Shuttleworth, the first African in space and the entrepreneurial force behind the successful Ubuntu flavour of Linux, has a new mission in life: to give long-suffering Windows users a chance to be surfing the web within ten seconds of turning on their computers.
But my friend and colleague at The Times Ian Fisher, who had done a tour as the paper's Rome bureau chief, informed me that there was really only one way to see the Sistine Chapel, and put us in touch with Helen Donegan, an Irish expatriate and the charming entrepreneurial force who arranges one of the smaller (and thus pricier) tours that are floating around the Internet.
Audrey lived a life of extraordinary philanthropy and was the artistic and entrepreneurial force behind Dr Seuss Enterprises.
That we may be looking at another lion-fighting Samson, that anyone who can parlay a $700 truck into a $100 million-plus yearly business is clearly not an idle dreamer, but an entrepreneurial force to be reckoned with.
"That appeals to all of the entrepreneurial forces I have".
All this was driven by a clear ideological agenda: get the government off people's backs (partly by starving the beast) and unleash entrepreneurial forces.He also helped engineer a huge surge in American patriotism.
"We have had a strong underlying growth in small business that's reflective of the entrepreneurial work force that we have here," Mr. Blake said.
Now is the time for people in the UK to act locally, to get professional, maybe even entrepreneurial, and force the issue onto the agenda, because in the House of Commons, they plainly don't give a shit.
No longer a masked man and his lone sidekick, but color, price, and weapons coordinated masked teams, these "characters" on screen and on the child's floor were byproducts of an extraordinary explosion of entrepreneurial life force, for the business impulse behind war play was childhood's real story in the 1980s.
"At McKinsey, we are looking for people who have demonstrated leadership," he said, "and working in a context like China builds character, requires you to be a lot more entrepreneurial and forces you to innovate".
