"institutional presence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the visibility or influence of a particular institution, such as a business or organization, in a given context. Example: The university's strong institutional presence in the city has attracted many students and faculty from around the world.
The protests haven't gotten much institutional presence, and if labor can help give them institutional presence, that can really help them".
And hopefully it will be the foundation of the same kind of thriving institutional presence as that was.
Some of these leaders may have left some kind of an institutional presence behind, but none has had Dr. King's reach, prestige or power.
Engineering had no academic or institutional presence in the early 18th century, but in the 21st it is clearly a field relevant to solving technical problems.
There's very little institutional presence," said Bill Millar, the pastor at Knox United, the multi-faith church at the heart of the Central Park neighbourhood.
"I hope that President Bush will maintain a strong commitment to addressing both of these matters as well as the institutional presence within the White House that each issue deserves," Mr. Gephardt said.
Dentist, practice, and patient characteristics were substantively related to procedure provision; several characteristics seemed to have pervasive effects, such as dentist gender, training after dental school, full-time/part-time status, private practice vs. institutional practice, presence of a specialist in the same practice, and insurance status of patients.
On the institutional level, his presence and that of Attorney General John Ashcroft showed the importance that the Bush administration attaches to rebuilding confidence in the nation's keystone law enforcement agency.
Mr. Simons' favorites are global powerhouses -- those with both institutional and retail presences, as well as strong balance sheets and plenty of equity to make acquisitions.
In this prospective, multi-institutional trial, the presence of OM by IHC staining in N2 LNs of patients with NSCLC correlated with decreased OS.
In regular detention centers, institutional norms like the presence of guards and prosecutors can serve as a deterrent to violations.
