"versatile company" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a business or organization that offers services or products in a variety of different fields or industries. For example, "ABC Technologies is a versatile company that provides IT services, software development, and consulting services."
RNZB are an attractive and versatile company, but they're less well served by the rest of their programme.
Philip Voss as a wily Worcester and a gullible Shallow, Robert East as a treacherous Northumberland and a sozzled Silence, and Michael Mears as a red-faced Bardolph and an empurpled Archbishop are the symbols of an astonishingly versatile company.
It's a characteristically bold and imaginative piece of programming by artistic director, Nicolas Kent; the entire enterprise is directed, in a heroic feat of stamina and tenacity, by Indhu Rubasingham, and it's performed by a winningly vivid and versatile company of 12 actors.
Klasell thinks that two recent deals with Adobe Systems and Novell are going to help Peerless become a more versatile company.
A versatile company of 10 performers, many of whom are called on to play multiple roles, and a game pianist (music director Matt Castle) swirling about an old-fashioned upright, eagerly enter this strange "once upon a time" universe in which everyone is chasing their own illusion of happiness.
Vital wheat gluten increases shelf life and acts as a binder; because it's so versatile, food companies have added it not only to bread but to pastas, snacks, cereals, and crackers, and as a thickener in hundreds of foods and even in some cosmetics.
Laura Halzack is the most versatile and beautiful company member: versatile because she's not afraid to appear uncomely, and beautiful because she has a sense of humor.
His, like so many in this versatile and thriving company, is a name to watch.
Whiteside has gone on to conquer many of the lead roles at American Ballet Theatre, proving to be one of most versatile dancers in the company.
Several companies make versatile flash card readers that cost less than $60.
Twin spring-loaded clips hold the book securely, and the company says its versatile folding legs allow reading at a desk, in a chair, at the beach or in bed.
