The phrase "private sector leverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the influence or power that private sector entities have in a particular context, such as economics, policy-making, or business strategies.
Example: "The government is looking to increase private sector leverage to drive innovation and economic growth."
Alternatives: "private sector influence" or "private sector power."
Private-sector leverage, which rose by 70% of GDP between 2000 and 2008, has barely begun to unwind.
Countries that depend relatively less on exports and have lower private-sector leverage will have more scope to decouple than others, Ms. Dwor-Frecaut said.
In turn, many are looking to the private sector to leverage the resourcefulness, ingenuity and innovation skills they put to work to create value to respond to modern challenges traditionally at the heart of the public, charity or not-for-profit sectors.
The development community, working with national and regional ministries, as well as the private sector, can leverage substantial resources and infrastructure to improve access to care for women like Fascoline, Susan and their families.
Collaboration with governments also means that the private sector can leverage the results they create to get governments to address structural factors that create environments where extremist agendas are able to take root and grow.
This reflects the effects of fiscal consolidation, the relatively slow easing of tight credit conditions and ongoing private sector de-leveraging," it said.
This academic and private sector collaboration leverages Medeolinx's intellectual property, technologies, and equipment.
"Maybe leveraging the private sector and leveraging Silicon Valley can help us," she said.
He later said the report showed that PPP "as presently constituted would be unsafe and poor value for money, giving some of the world's nastiest private sector monopolies intolerable leverage over London's elected government".
We need the help of others from the public and private sector who can leverage their resources, networks and voice to improve financial inclusion at the BOP for water and sanitation needs.
The proposals include: improving regulatory business environments in partner countries; encouraging job creation by making it easier for micro-, small- and medium-sized businesses to access finance; combining EU grants with other public and private sector resources to leverage additional financing; and promoting responsible, sustainable and inclusive investment in developing countries.
