The word "subsidiaries" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a company or organization that is owned or controlled by another larger company. Here are some examples of how it can be used in a sentence: - Our parent company has several subsidiaries around the world. - The merger between the two companies resulted in the consolidation of their subsidiaries. - The subsidiaries reported strong financial performance in the last quarter. - The CEO of the parent company oversees the operations of all its subsidiaries. - The subsidiaries have their own independent management teams and structures.
Mid-1990: Nadir attempts to take Polly Peck – by now running 200 subsidiaries, including 80 main trading firms operating in food, electronics, textiles and leisure – back into private ownership, but the plan is aborted.
"The BBC have a very sorry track record when it comes to wholly-owned subsidiaries [such as BBC Resources].
Palmer is embroiled in a legal battle with subsidiaries of Chinese government-owned miner Citic Pacific over what they say is the misuse of company funds which ended in PUP coffers.
One of the university's six commercial subsidiaries, SGI is a business applying gaming technology to health and education.
They certainly still have a public ethos, they're publicly controlled, but you're trying to run several commercial subsidiaries and trying to make sure you've got international activities".
"A number of our subsidiaries are generating surpluses, and those surpluses are given as charitable gifts to the university to enable it to carry on being a university.
Latham is frank about the purpose of the university's numerous subsidiaries: "The only way to do groundbreaking research is to be more commercial in part of our group's activities.
Non-US subsidiaries, including the 600 UK shops, are not involved in the bankruptcy proceedings, but hundreds more American stores could now close – on top of the 500 that have shut in the last year.
At worst, however, it could behave as a bureaucratic parasite, propping up weaker operators at the expense of stronger ones, and restricting capital-raising by stronger subsidiaries in order to maintain its own equity control.
The Greek banking subsidiaries in the region are a significant channel of contagion; Greek banks' market share in south-eastern Europe is about 20%"Wherever you go in the region people tell you how tough life is.
The ASR hips were recalled by DePuy, one of J&J's subsidiaries, in 2010.
