The phrase "perform business" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to carry out or conduct business activities. It is often used in a professional or formal context. Example: The company is looking for a new CEO who can effectively perform business operations and drive growth.
The newest generation of software agents includes robots that are prepared to perform business and social introductions to ease the paths of people venturing into the salon that is the Internet.
B.A. or B.S. Investment bank seeks individual able to perform business with a company in the morning, recommend said company's stock that afternoon and have a nice chat with New York's attorney general that evening.
In order to perform business modelling as apart of information systems development, there is a need for frameworks and methods.
The Apple-produced free Podcast video recommends features and applications to help users perform business functions on their iPad.
Context: Process views support the paradigm of Business Process Outsourcing, in which providers perform business processes on behalf of their clients.
That's 250 hours spent with your class and a teacher and a mentor, learning the technical skills and social and emotional skills you need to perform business development and sales at a SaaS company.
This performing business, to Bostridge, appears undignified, even demeaning.
They are often used when a poorly performing business cannot be sold.
When the Canadians came out and skated beautifully, the crowd picked its favorites, and the judges performed business as usual.
Its best performing business was its server and tools division, which had a 9 percent increase in sales in the quarter.
Beckham Ventures, the firm linked to Victoria Beckham's clothing label, was the star performing business with sales jumping from £6.8m to £15.4m last year.
