"establishment interests" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the desires, goals, or priorities of established institutions or organizations, such as government or corporate entities. Example: The new policies put forward by the government have sparked a debate between the needs of the general public and the concerns of establishment interests.
Rio de Janeiro is a traditionally progressive and iconoclastic city, sceptical of establishment interests and critical of power.
Paul is aggressively trying to forge at least a cordial relationship with GOP establishment interests that have been suspicious of him — sometimes even outright hostile — in the past.
He sought to criticize Byrne as a pol beholden to establishment interests who would mean business as usual if elected to Congress.
Taken together, then, the evidence lays bare if not a conspiracy then certainly a confluence of establishment interests in which some journalists enthusiastically peddled sensational lies to denigrate the deceased and suggest the fans were the authors of their own demise.
By opening the door to the creation of Super PACs and giving Wall Street and other major financial sectors new ways to buy political outcomes, the courts gave the impression, to say the least, that they favored establishment interests over those of the less well off.
Bill Scher of Campaign for America's Future says that conservatives will tear themselves apart trying to devise an agenda that satisfies its grassroots Tea Party base and its big-business, establishment interests.
In "Contagion," Steven Soderbergh's film about a virus that decimates the planet, Jude Law plays a conspiracy-minded freelance video blogger who regards vaccines as scams churned out by a medical establishment interested only in profits.
In contrast to the aspirational image he has fostered in recent years, however, O'Rourke's political career traced a more traditional path for a Texas politician — winning support from a typically pro-GOP business establishment interested in swaying public policy.
It is hard to believe that either the enduring critical iciness towards Orff or the lack of establishment interest in performing any of his works other than Carmina Burana - and that only with a clothes-peg clamped ostentatiously over the managerial nose - are unrelated to Orff's chequered history.
The race is considered close, and a loss by Mr. Huelskamp would no doubt be celebrated by establishment Republican interests in Washington.
The issues animating grass-roots voters — opposition to immigration, worries about wages and discomfort with America's fast-changing demographics — are diverging from and at times colliding with the Republican establishment's interests in free trade, lower taxes, less regulation and openness to immigration.
