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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a retail outlet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a store or shop that sells goods directly to consumers.
Example: "The new shopping center will feature a variety of restaurants and a retail outlet for clothing."
Alternatives: "a retail store" or "a sales location".
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The shop has long been more than a retail outlet.
He added, "We didn't buy Flixster as a retail outlet".
The products are initially sold in a retail outlet.
And Amazon now serves as more than a retail outlet.
The packs also conveniently vibrate when a smoker nears a retail outlet that sells Blu cigarettes.
As stores close, the industry loses much more than a retail outlet.
When a retail outlet allows, I do not impose DRM [digital rights management] on my readers.
"We were looking for a retail outlet," said Amy Eller, an organizer of the event.
Acquiring Harry Winston would give Aber a retail outlet for its diamonds.
Mr. Mollica has a workshop in Long Island City, Queens, and a retail outlet in Manhattan.
And, the company just signed its first contract with a retail outlet.
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