The phrase "a retail location" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific place where goods are sold to consumers.
Example: "The company plans to open a new retail location in the downtown area next month."
Alternatives: "a retail store" or "a sales outlet".
If you're having trouble locating a retail location that sells stamps, get online and search the USPS's site for a list of nearby locations.
By offering a 5percentt discount on any product scanned at a retail location, Amazon is making it almost impossible for those retailers to land a sale, even though they already have the customer in the store.
As a retail location, Studioplex has not lived up to what many of the artists hoped.
At the sight of the sign and the windowless bunker that doubled as a retail location, my overactive imagination started to wander yet again.
But I found the major brands required you to have a retail location to sell their glasses, much like car manufacturers.
Now she has a retail location, at 50 Corso Garibaldi, in the Brera district, and she has cracked the American market, with an order from Nordstrom.
"This move is an opportunity for us to rebuild our New York business and begin trading from a prime retail location with a high number of visitors," said Emmanuel Plat, the president of the Conran Shop.
"It is a new retail location in a growing area not yet served by these types of tenants who see it as a way to increase their market share," said Todd A. Heller, vice president of leasing and marketing at Starwood Heller.
Those who want to nab a pair before year's end will have to set up an appointment at a select retail location.
Despite undercapitalization and a bad location, Caffé Pronto sold enough coffee for Mr. Iatesta to open a second retail location, this one in a busy downtown area.
The next time you are shopping at a Gymboree retail location, ask the cashier or a sales person to check the balance for you.
