"incremental business" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a type of business that focuses on small gains or improvements over time. For example, "This company's incremental business model is helping them achieve long-term success."
"It's incremental business for us.
But diplomacy is at its core an incremental business.
"To date," he joked, "this has not resulted in any incremental business".
"That's not to be sneezed at, because the incremental business is quite profitable," he said.
For others, it continued the incremental business of global economic governance.
In July, when the agreement went into effect, "there was, literally overnight, $2 billion in incremental business," she added.
He has been selling incremental businesses over the last few months, including an employee-benefits joint venture the firm had with State Street Corp., but doesn't seem ready to take the bold step of selling a major operation, like its Smith Barney brokerage division.
Glitches, like the laryngeal nerves that are so neatly laid out in fish but that must detour in animals with necks by a crazy 15 feet (4.6m) in the case of giraffes demonstrate the incremental, undirected business of evolution in touching detail.
In Las Vegas, for example, an operator who went from three to four stores in the same area experienced a $42,000 increase in average annual sales per store, much of that coming from incremental carryout business.
As the partnership with the private sector and with local and state government gets synergized, it will create more productivity and create incremental new businesses in fields like security.
Progress to date has been far too slow and incremental changes to business as usual don't go far enough.
