"pilot enterprise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small-scale project or initiative that serves as a test run for a larger business venture or program. Example: The company's new product line was first introduced as a pilot enterprise in select markets before expanding nationwide.
And we're going to create a pilot enterprise project to consolidate all of that information in one place.
Northern Ireland Finance Minister Simon Hamilton said: "Through a pilot enterprise zone, we can help to achieve the Northern Ireland Executive's number one priority to grow the economy".
Northern Ireland Secretary of State Theresa Villiers said: "The announcement of a new pilot enterprise zone at Coleraine is particularly welcome.
"We would like to see this proposed pilot enterprise zone to include the north-west as whole, including Derry/Londonderry and Strabane, to build upon the legacy of the City of Culture".
Three U.S. airmen, Ensign Wesley Osmus (pilot, Yorktown), Ensign Frank O'Flaherty (pilot, Enterprise) and Aviation Machinist's Mate B. F. (or B. P).
Pilot enterprises should be supported to gradually set up digital manufacturing demonstration factory.
This year, Glassbreakers plans to pilot its enterprise platform with 10 companies across different sectors.
Cochrane was portrayed by James Cromwell in the film Star Trek: First Contact and re-appeared in this role in the pilot of Enterprise, "Broken Bow".
A recent Intel India report predicts that an overwhelming majority of Indian organizations -- nearly 70% -- have either adopted or have plans to adopt cognitive computing capabilities within the next 18 months; this includes a combination of pilot and enterprise-wide deployments.
Pilots to production: Enterprise AR/VR 1.0 has seen many pilot projects, but relatively few full production rollouts.
The pilot episode, at Enterprise, drew almost 4,500 volunteers, and six more episodes were filmed over the summer.
