The phrase "subsidiary name" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a secondary or additional name used to identify a person, place, or organization. Example: The company's official name is "Johnson Enterprises," but it is also known by its subsidiary name, "Johnson Corp." Another example: The actor, whose real name is John Smith, often goes by his subsidiary name, Jack Jones, in the entertainment industry.
(Other contenders, including Buzz and a British Airways subsidiary named Go, have come and gone).
Delta has even begun a low-cost subsidiary, named Song, that promises to match JetBlue's live-TV gimmick soon.
Microvision, a developer of display and scanning devices, has transferred its effort to develop organic optical switches and light processing materials to a new subsidiary named Lumera.
The Cordiant Communications Group in London is consolidating its Internet service companies in a separate, wholly owned subsidiary named CCG.XM, to be based in New York.
The terms of the spin were negotiated between Campbell and a group of high-ranking Campbell employees who sought to manage the new subsidiary, named Vlasic Foods International, Inc. (VFI), after the spin.
Congress began to investigate the affiliated companies last year, after the shooting deaths of two Afghans by Blackwater security personnel working for a subsidiary named Paravant, which had obtained Pentagon contracts in Afghanistan.
Last year, the French government passed on to Spain data that it had obtained from Hervé Falciani, a former employee in HSBC's Swiss subsidiary, naming almost 600 Spanish holders of secret bank accounts.
Escaping State Taxes In 2006, as Apple's bank accounts and stock price were rising, company executives came here to Reno and established a subsidiary named Braeburn Capital to manage and invest the company's cash.
In 1997, Titan Exploration, controlled by the deal maker Richard Rainwater, and an Enron subsidiary named JEDI (an entity later implicated in Enron's bankruptcy) bought the company and its stake in Mr. Mulacek's refinery.
