Sentence 'Operating entity' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: The operating entity of the business is responsible for the day-to-day activities.
The company is negotiating to sell the Wallace plant as an operating entity.
Under the arrangement announced Sunday, the mayor will appoint 9 of the 13 members of a new Governors Island Operating Entity.
"As part of such contingency planning, RBS believes that it would be necessary to redomicile the bank's holding company and its primary rated operating entity (The Royal Bank of Scotland plc) to England.
While Sony last August rejected Mr Loeb's calls for it to float off as much as a fifth of its profitable entertainment business, it said in February it would sell its PC business to the buyout firm Japan Industrial Partners and also split its TV manufacturing unit into a separate operating entity.
"An operating entity like us can have a lot of influence in moving the needle".
In the UK, Snap group Ltd. (the company's operating entity) will book revenue from sales made to UK customers.
"It is, rather, the Internet that is taking over the world of telecommunications, setting more and more of the terms and conditions under which the I.T.U. and its operating entities function".
Ahead of talks between the French and the Belgians about how to shore up the balance sheet of the bank, Moody's has waded in and placed on review for downgrade the ratings of the bank's three main operating entities – Dexia Bank Belgium (DBB), Dexia Credit Local (DCL) and Dexia Banque Internationale à Luxembourg (DBIL).
The willingness to spend serious money for operating entities is a clear departure for Buffett.
Other, Treasury & Corporate is the combination of the other segment that represents operating entities that do not meet the quantitative or qualitative thresholds for disclosure.
Most of Liberty Media's value lies not in wholly owned operating entities, such as premium movie service provider Starz Entertainment, but in strategic stakes in technology and media companies, such as Sprint Nextel, Motorola, CBS and Viacom.
