"general company" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of business entity or company, as in, "My brother started a general company to provide consulting services."
Motivations for adopting these contracts do not limit to general company characteristics but also stretch from historical reasons to future strategies.
JACKSON, Dustin C., 21, Specialist, Army; Arlington, Tex.; 350th Adjutant General Company.
They feed treats rather surreptitiously, or try not to tell cute stories in general company.
Of course the general company of dogs can be intimate and domestic.
Mr Kiska avoided Mr Shoigu, earning himself criticism from defence minister, Martin Glváč, who kept the Russian general company.
Last season, even after Russia's banking meltdown swallowed up $2.8m of general company funds which had been earmarked to support new productions, the theatre still managed to pump out five new premieres, (one was the norm during the Soviet period) including a new Lohengrin and a startling reinterpretation of Prokofiev's soviet opera Semyon Kotko.
In general, companies should steer well clear of activist investors.
(In general, companies can deduct the cost of insurance).
PACIFIC OIL RUMORS.; Pan American May Absorb California and General Companies.
In general companies get heavy-handed over their intellectual-property rights only when times are tough.
In general, companies rarely receive better bond ratings than their country.
