"type of establishment" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an entity such as a business that is legally designated as a particular type of organization or a group of entities that are in the same business or industry. For example, "The type of establishment on this block is primarily restaurants and retail stores."
Sir Max chooses to rise above, but a certain type of establishment figure does have it in for him.
Against this backdrop, alas, Gordon Taylor is the worst type of establishment mediocrity to hold the position he does, even if he hadn't been in post longer than most of the world's less cuddly dictators.
"The suburbs are rocking with such a young, hip crowd living here, and there was a void in the market for our type of establishment," said Malini Akerkar, an owner of deGustibus Hospitality, which runs a trio of Indigo eateries.
Here was a man, supposedly the type of establishment figure of which the Lawrences have long been suspicious, lobbing a hand grenade right in the middle of the Home Secretary's office, leaving her no option but to order a full public inquiry.
Aside from the fact that it is completely open and so nullifies the threat of any type of establishment conspiracy against particular individuals, one of the many benefits attributed to it is that it allows a certain amount of discretion which the letter of the law does not.
And before you go talking about kebabies and fried-chicken places, and so on, these are not that type of establishment; they are more along the lines of Potato Project (try and guess), Mussel Men (ahem, top right) and Bao (Taiwanese steamed buns).
These empirical analyses are addressed in the context of a specific type of establishments, namely urban retail malls.
Overall the costs of private prisons per place are higher than public prisons for most types of establishment.
In Maryland it is actually certain counties that run their own liquor stores, monopolising sales of even wine and beer.Many states, especially in the South, remain a confusing patchwork of wet, dry and "moist" counties, the latter being those that allow sales of only certain forms of alcohol at certain types of establishment.
20 24 Sociodemographic characteristics included age, marital status, completed years of formal education, average monthly income, living situations, types of establishment they were working for and duration they had worked in the current career as well as in the current place of employment.
We also cross-checked the information about health facility type, year of establishment, and availability of TB control services from the list of health facilities that provided DOTS and sputum smear microscopy services in the Sidama Zone.
