'philips' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a proper noun to refer to the electronics company Philips, e.g. "I bought a new Philips blender today."
ALTHOUGH Philips seems to have become a model for Japanese rivals because of its readiness to quit unprofitable businesses, the company's restructurings seem to be as endless as the staircases and waterfalls in the works of Escher, another famous Dutch name.
As he emerged from the Pointz family home, the tall Philips pointed down at the diminutive wordsmith who was duly marched off to jail.A determined eurosceptic might argue that Tyndale's capture and execution was the first, ghastly example of a pan-European arrest warrant, made possible by an early version of Europol and the Lisbon treaty.
The circular economy hub is funded by Philips.
A really good one such as the $50 Philips LED bulb that won the Department of Energy's $10m "L-Prize" for exceeding all the set requirements for a 60-watt-replacement has a CRI of 93.
Philips, General Electric (GE) and others are all upping their investments in home health, and widening the markets in which they sell their existing products (Philips is trying to crack Japan with emergency-alert devices for the elderly).
Britain has completed the world's biggest randomised trial of telehealth technology, including gizmos from Philips.
At Morrisons the chief executive, Dalton Philips, thinks his pricing overhaul can be completed without cutting the dividend.
Firms such as Philips, Apple and Siemens are known to have taken a more activist line on due diligence sourcing than small jewellery businesses or, equally, big business sectors such as the automobile industry.
If we exclude the two years from the age of 16 that Mark Zuckerberg spent at the fee-paying Philips Exeter Academy, all of the Americans running huge technology companies in the top 10 – Google, Apple, Amazon, Twitter – attended local state schools.
Ahead of it are Lucent, Motorola and Texas Instruments, while jostling behind are NEC, Siemens, Philips, Qualcomm and Broadcom, which this week continued its acquisition binge by paying $2.45 billion for SiByte.The competitionAnother possible danger for Intel is that, in its pursuit of new opportunities, it may neglect its main franchise and leave the door ajar for rivals.
Dale Mortensen's 1970 paper on "Job Search, the Duration of Unemployment and the Philips Curve," formalized and extended Professor Stigler's ideas.
