The phrase "a franchising system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a business model that allows individuals or companies to operate under a brand's name and business practices.
Example: "The company has developed a franchising system that enables entrepreneurs to open their own locations while benefiting from established brand recognition."
Alternatives: "a franchise model" or "a franchise network".
This will enable authorities with a mayor to follow the London model: bus services run by private companies under a franchising system, where contracts are put out to tender at a set price.
It said: "We are ready to play a full part in assisting the review to help deliver a franchising system that better serves passengers, taxpayers and the interests of all bidders".
To absorb these costs despite a decreasing budget, a franchising system was introduced in 2004 requiring Allez Hop instructors to obtain a licence in order to offer courses under the label 'Allez Hop'.
12 Although the reduction in funding coupled with the change to a franchising system did not result in a large decrease regarding course numbers, the slight decrease after 2003 may be attributable to a delayed effect of these budgetary changes.
By the early twentieth century, a franchise system was born.
Zimbabwe Cricket has been praised for introducing a franchise system at domestic level, a move which has rejuvenated the sport.
If a multinational retailer uses a franchise system, the individual franchises clearly depend on the parent's brand and need to pay a fee for the privilege.
M&S hospital shops are operated under a franchise system, whereby a different business will pay M&S to use its brand and products.
A franchise system would be more environmentally friendly, but could increase costs for the businesses that pay to get their trash collected.
Pay-phone abuse ranging from overcharging to broken equipment prompted the city to establish a franchise system overseeing competition in 1996.
I work in a franchise system, which means implementing actions requires different companies (us and our bottling partners) to prioritise and invest in the same projects.
