"operating offices" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a company, organization, or other entity which has multiple physical locations that it operates. For example, "The company has 10 operating offices in major cities throughout the country."
Siboney, in which True North Communications in Chicago owns a 40percentt stake, will continue operating offices in Miami and New York after the two others become part of Publicis Sanchez & Levitan.
One big problem was Backplane was simultaneously operating offices in San Diego and in expensive Palo Alto.
In 1978, Telefónica acquired the building and refurbished it, established operating offices.
Other EMI labels that would be up for sale are EMI Classics, Virgin Classics and the local operating offices EMI France, EMI Belgium, EMI Czech Republic, EMI Poland, EMI Portugal, EMI Sweden and EMI Norway.
Mr. Shea, who is also the chief operating office, joined Conseco last September.
One is what we call pure-play real estate — owning, buying, leasing, managing and operating office and apartment buildings.
"In New York we believe in home-grown information," said Joseph R. Harbert, the chief operating office of Insignia's New York metropolitan area.
Some might use their iPhones instead of a netbook, a point Timothy Cook, the chief operating office of Apple, made during the company's second-quarter earnings call last week.
Executives said the fuel would run out at midnight, but they were not sure exactly when, said Les Goodstein, president and chief operating office of The Daily News.
"If there was a scale of importance, Bob would be at the top," Lonn Trost, the Yankees' chief operating office, said later when I called him.
At the time of his death, Mr. Brooker served as President and senior operating office of the forty-two year old real estate company of which his late father was one of the three founders.
