"facilitating business" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use it when describing activities that are intended to help a business succeed, such as setting up systems and processes, providing resources, or offering support. For example, "The new software platform will be instrumental in facilitating business growth in the coming months."
The corporate form was invented for the legitimate purposes of limiting personal liability and facilitating business, not hiding ownership.
protects our constituents' quality of life," in addition to facilitating business advertising and product distribution.
More recently, Alla worked for nonprofit and for-profit organizations facilitating business exchanges between the US and Eastern Europe.
They include: creating a well-managed Export Processing Zone, conducting diplomacy regarding trade preferences, spending on education, avoiding currency overvaluation, and facilitating business.
Cell phones are one of the most popular tools of the early twenty-first century, facilitating business, recreation, and vital emergency communication.
In effect, the Localism Act, allied to Local Enterprise Partnerships (Leps) and a deregulation of planning, acted alongside the cuts as a highly political nudge, pushing councils away from providing services to facilitating business investment.
Sandoval-Strausz traces the rise of railroad hotels, which facilitated business dealings along trade routes.
Many governments have given support to the capital markets in order to facilitate business financing.
Government can facilitate business and companies will compete to serve the poor customers because of the $5tn market potential.
How did this sector, which was once meant to merely facilitate business, manage to get such a stranglehold over it?
He cited "killer litter" – a Singaporean phenomenon of rubbish falling from a height – and "guanxi", the Chinese term for personal connections that help facilitate business dealings.
