The phrase "had transactions with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that two people (or entities) had interacted with each other in some kind of exchange, such as financial, commercial, or legal transactions. For example: "The company had transactions with several other businesses throughout the year."
Let (V_{ij} subseteq A) be a set of agents that an agent (i) knows and have had transactions with (j) in the past.
At a hearing of the House Financial Services Committee on February 11 , 2009 Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein denied that his firm had a major stake in bailing out AIG. Blankfein told the panel that "with respect to our dealings with AIG, we were always fully collateralized and had de minimis or no credit risk at any given moment because we exchanged collateral....We had transactions with them.
Most men reported transactions across a range of different categories, suggesting that either they had transactions with many partners, or more likely that more than one item was often given or anticipated.
The legislation would prevent those kinds of banks from having transactions with United States financial institutions.
"We have had two transactions with foreign buyers in the last 30 days and have shown property to six foreign buyers in the last month, with four of them writing contracts to purchase".
Each buyer agent has a transaction set to calculate the experience trust of all seller agents which have transaction(s) with it.
The Stoics (philosophers of nature and morality) opted for a form of naturalistic monotheism, whereas the philosopher Epicurus (341 270 bce) was skeptical of religion as ordinarily understood and practiced, though he did not deny that there were gods who, however, had no transactions with human beings.
You can simply analyse the reputation of the lending institution by asking your friends, relatives and the previous customers of the same company who had done transactions with them.
SoMoLend, which declined to comment on pending talks with the regulators and on a hearing set for October, has halted transactions with individual investors in the state.
"There were many players who wanted drugs, but I didn't want to have direct transactions with a bunch of people".
Heidi Barker, a spokeswoman for McDonald's, said: "It is well within the norm for large public corporations to have routine transactions with companies with which their directors are somehow affiliated.
