"license holder" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The license holder will need to renew their license every three years."
The average age of a license holder is 51.
(The current license holder filed for bankruptcy last week).
You have to collaborate with a license holder, and when you're successful, they just take you over".
In Oregon, I ran into trouble immediately, however, because the State Police declined to provide the handgun license holder database, deferring to individual sheriffs' offices.
"Performance-based" means setting a goal and letting each license holder meet it in whatever way is most appropriate at that site.
But I wondered: though my wild offer may have been much too high, what really is the ad value of a license holder?
Her company bought the Sunrise Corporation in Greenlawn, an auction-license holder that does business as Sunrise Liquor and Wine.
Since 2001, that license-holder has been the News Corporation, the sprawling media company controlled by Rupert Murdoch.
"I guarantee there's not going to be a license-holder that's going to go to the zoo and shoot a baby giraffe in front of schoolchildren".
"A lot of the original casino owners couldn't get drivers' licenses in Nevada today, let alone gaming licenses," one license-holder told me.
WWOR's license for the public airwaves, granted by the Federal Communications Commission, comes with the condition that the license-holder pay special attention to the northern part of the state.
