The answer to this question depends on what you mean by the phrase "form business." If you are referring to the business of completing paperwork or other written forms, then the phrase 'form business' can be used in written English. For example, "We specialize in form business, with experts in completing insurance paperwork and government forms."
Working mothers are banding together to form business ventures.
They plan to form business associations designed to improve farmer access to markets.
At Rwanda's demobilization camps, former F.D.L.R. fighters are given reintegration training; they are taught to use banks, and to form business collectives.
Recent focus groups revealed a demand for student accommodation to act as a networking hub to form business relationships and secure future employment.
South Koreans often form business relationships with Korean-Chinese friends and relatives without bothering to provide details for bureaucrats, who tend to be viewed with suspicion.
"The second is, 'Do we believe based on everything he's done before, he's got a strong work ethic?' " After three months of classes in character development and computer skills, the prisoners form business plans during six months of entrepreneurship classes.
Universities form businesses, conduct marketing, undertake 'esteem indications' and surveys.
These problems can be worse when we join together to form businesses or organizations.
Yet the Nationalist Party redistributed land, promoted education and encouraged the Taiwanese people to form businesses and get rich.
During the industrial revolution, recyclers began to form businesses and later trade associations, dealing in the collection, trade and processing of metals and paper.
We are trying to make less-accessible locations -- days of travel off into the forest -- form businesses that can produce the same effect.
