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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a store manager" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the person responsible for overseeing the operations of a retail store.
Example: "The store manager implemented new policies to improve customer service and increase sales."
Alternatives: "a retail manager" or "a shop supervisor."
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He identified himself as a store manager.
They were looking for a store manager.
A store manager helped her into an ambulance.
"Is Ben Carson here?" he asked a store manager.
Ms. Levy, a store manager, confirmed that observation.
A store manager and a customer were severely wounded.
"We clean it every two weeks," a store manager said.
She married her husband, a store manager, 14 months ago.
At a distant second is the generic "mystery mask," said José Liriano, a store manager.
Interest in it began to perk up around mid-February, said Greg Sato, a store manager.
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