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The phrase "a retail manager" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person who oversees the operations of a retail store or chain.
Example: "After years of hard work, she was promoted to a retail manager, responsible for overseeing the store's daily operations."
Alternatives: "a store manager" or "a shop supervisor".
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Mrs. Ward, 28, is a retail manager for Steven Stolman, a fashion designer in New York.
9.25pm: Noirin, 25, is a retail manager and thinks that she is beautiful.
Mr. Keegan is a retail manager for a food contract services firm on Long Island.
"He was a retail manager and I worked as an archive conservator.
"They're making a big deal out of not much," said Fasil Yilma, a retail manager from Manhattan.
The student, Charles Herard, 25, a retail manager who lives in Bushwick, Brooklyn, said he'd already gotten his own sword and had been practicing at home.
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In 2003, Mary, a former retail manager from Durham, made an initial payment on an apartment at a golfing development in Almería, south-east Spain.
Mum moved here with a baby; now she's a senior retail manager.
Jenkyns sold herself as a "non politician" from humble beginnings who did not go to university and worked her way up from being a Saturday shop assistant to a senior retail manager.
Cathal O'Sullivan, a sports retail manager in Cork, Ireland, was among the first to join a Facebook group for players excited about the game.
Sandie Kirwin, a Las Vegas retail manager supportive of Mr. Trump, said she might now vote for a Democrat over Mr. Heck in a critical Senate race.
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