The phrase "a network of stores" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or system of retail locations that are interconnected or part of the same brand or organization.
Example: "The company has established a network of stores across the country to better serve its customers."
Alternatives: "a chain of stores" or "a system of shops".
Instead, they can use Verizon to attract customers without investing in a network of stores.
The strategy was successful, in part because the company was able to keep costs down by avoiding the expense of maintaining a network of stores.
Having built a network of stores which offer a luxury service, Ahrendts can help Apple expand its existing retail network as it comes under increasing pressure.
The process of building a network of stores to a profitable scale takes a long time and entails large investments that may not pay off for decades.
He imagines that Blockbuster views a takeover as a way to build a network of stores where customers can download movies onto various devices, which they can also purchase.
In recent years, the company's Loblaw division has bought several supermarket chains in Canada, including Provigo, creating a network of stores that generated about 90percentt of its 20.8 billion Canadian dollars ($13.5 billion) in revenue in 1999.
cloud storage, where information is stored over a network of storage nodes (disks).
Until 2016, Harlem Brewing Company ales were mostly to be found in Whole Foods, New York area Fairway grocery stores and a network of liquor stores, restaurants, and bodegas on the east coast.
This spring, Longchamp will reopen its spiffed-up New York store on Madison Avenue, part of a network of 130 stores worldwide.
After the closures RadioShack will still manage a network of 4,000 stores across the US, some of which are franchises.
Mr. Graff oversees a network of 32 stores worldwide, and owns 12.14 percent of Gem Diamonds, a publicly traded mining company.
