What does COML stand for?

Commercial Language

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Information technology (IT) and computers

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Samples in periodicals archive:

If you want to translate journal articles and other long documents, it can make sense to use a commercial language translation program.

Lost in translation: internet multilingualism can mean confusion

Trust chief executive Andrew Liles said: "We have a well documented financial problem and using commercial language, we will lose [pounds sterling]12-[pounds sterling]14 million this coming year if we carry on as we are, which isn't an option.

More NHS pain as 200 trust posts are slashed

The sensible way forward is to have English as a commercial language and Welsh as a cultural language, with the support it deserves.

Way forward

Trust chief executive Andrew Liles said: "We have a well documented financial problem and, using commercial language, we will lose [pounds sterling]12-[pounds sterling]14 million this coming year if we carry on as we are, which isn't an option.

NHS trust to cut 200 posts in two years

GlobalVision is equipped with experts who can convert products, literature and websites from and into all commercial languages.

GlobalVision Announces gvAccess.com

GlobalVision has expanded dramatically over these years from a simple start-up operation in 1996 into four worldwide offices with a team of international professional localization engineers, linguists and specialists supporting all the commercial languages in Asia, Europe, America and the Middle East.

GlobalVision International Celebrates a Decade of Excellence