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Discover Ludwig"independent subsidiary" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a company that is separate from its parent company and is not controlled by the parent. For example, "The XYZ Corporation has an independent subsidiary located in Tokyo."
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They made Smirnoff Fils an independent subsidiary and had me stay on as president.
Miramax achieved near-major status after becoming an independent subsidiary of Disney in 1993.
In January 2002 PARC was carved out as an independent subsidiary of Xerox.
Under the offer terms, Transatlantic would be run as an independent subsidiary.
Under the offer's terms, Transatlantic would be run as an independent subsidiary.
He negotiated a deal between Holly and the band and Coral, ironically an independent subsidiary of Decca.
For much of the post-war period, the Guardian's American operation was an independent subsidiary, and its actions were not always to the taste of its British parent.
When its sale closes, expected by year's end, the business is expected to operate as an independent subsidiary of Koch Industries.
Sprint Nextel said on Thursday that it would use a data network proposed by Clearwire, an independent subsidiary, as long as the smaller company raised more capital.
Three years ago the company merged with the Campbell Soup Co. as an independent subsidiary, and the principal owners - Mrs. Rudkin, her husband, Henry A. Rudkin, & their 3 sons, received a considerable amount of Campbell stock.
In 2012, the company was sold to the Priceline Group in a deal valued at $1.8 billion; Kayak operates as an independent subsidiary in Stamford, Conn., with Mr. Hafner at the helm.
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