"job generators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities, services, people, or programs that create or help to create new jobs. For example, "The mayor implemented a variety of job generators in the city, resulting in significant job growth."
In fact, we should be harnessing their potential as job generators.
But he agreed with those who see green technologies as important job generators.
Mr. Bush, in his speech here and in a similar one on Friday in Santa Clara, Calif., described his plans as job generators, especially for small businesses.
Some business executives have criticized the use of cash incentives for professional firms, which they say are not major job generators.
But, although Longbridge plays a big role in the local economy, it is the expansion of services such as the conference trade, law and accounting which have been the big job generators in the west Midlands in recent years.
Industries like finance and construction, which had been big local job generators before the crash, fell away sharply, but Seattle-area stalwarts like Amazon, Boeing and Microsoft continued to grow, or at least hold stable.
This 32 ×32 matrix is randomly generated by the client job generator.
These simulations can be further divided into smaller tasks, such as the input file generation by a so-called job generator, then the job submission to the DCI and the calculation by the QC code, which produces the corresponding output.
"It's going to be a great revenue and job generator for the state".
But we think that Atlanta will still be a significant job generator for 2000".
"Small business is the biggest job generator in America," he said on "Face the Nation" on CBS.
