'prospective company' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing a company that you are considering doing business with. For example: "Before signing a contract, we did our due diligence and met with several prospective companies."
Another thing to look for is how strong a prospective company's nanotechnology prospects might be.
Asked for an example, she said one prospective company wanted Revis to invest $500,000, for which he would have owned nothing, not even 1 percent.
If Mr. Meagher is right in his forecasts of major prospective company savings through Its victories in forcing union or nonunion reforms in the pressroom and mailroom, the lessons here for other large city publishers, who are eager to reduce mounting labor costs, will be obvious.
The doctors, known as Concerned Physicians of LICH, for Long Island College Hospital, did not identify the prospective company, but they said on Thursday that a number of companies were interested and that it would most likely be one experienced in turning around hospitals and recognized by the State Health Department.
Lise Buyer, an Internet analyst at the DMG Technology Group, said investors cared less about a prospective company's vision and more about its business model.
It's important to explain the timing of why you're moving so the prospective company understands that you are serious about leaving and not getting pushed out.
It's also important to research prospective companies.
Analysing all prospective companies for acquisition in large market sectors is an onerous task.
The training results have proven the methods to be capable of efficient tuning of parameters, and of reliable ranking of prospective companies.
In addition, strategic decision-making in an eco-industrial park involves the selection of prospective companies (i.e., support tenants), which complement the existing companies (i.e., anchor tenants).
Darrell Carrington, a lobbyist for several prospective companies, said a bigger pool of processors would mean a broader range of medical marijuana products available on the market and, potentially, more minority- and female-owned companies.
