The phrase "a store opened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a store has begun operations or has become available to customers.
Example: "After months of construction, a store opened in our neighborhood last weekend."
Alternatives: "a shop launched" or "a retail outlet debuted".
After a store opened recently in Geneva, the group was inundated with requests for the store to include food.
It marks the next stage in global domination for Kidston's nostalgic floral print designs, seized upon by "yummy mummies", which are now sold through nearly 200 shops across the UK, Europe and Asia, including a store opened in Shanghai last month.
The Dot Spot, a Blu Dot store-within-a-store, opened recently in Foundation's basement, and Charlie Lazor, a partner in Blu Dot, said he hopes the idea will catch on.
Chanel had flown him to Los Angeles for a store opening a few months earlier.
More than 80 years on, their enduring practical design takes Manhattan: a store opens on Spring Street this month.
The night started at its normal time and I stopped by a store opening party for interior design showroom Pirch in Nolita (north of Little Italy).
Homework, right, a new store opened by Laser Rosenberg, an interior designer, is next to a restaurant named Ammo.
A Target store opened on Friday in Times Square for a one-month run, with sales to benefit the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Officials say corporate headquarters receives about 2,400 letters a year from shoppers asking that a store open in their communities.
The worst part, she admitted, is the long hours, often necessary when running a store open 24 hours a day.
In this case, the catalyst happens to be a store: Opening Ceremony, at 35 Howard Street, opened in 2002 by two former luxury retail executives, Humberto Leon and Carol Lim.
