The phrase "a storefront in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a physical location or setting, particularly in the context of retail or business.
Example: "The new bakery has a charming storefront in a busy shopping district."
Alternatives: "a shopfront in a" or "a retail space in a".
It's a storefront in a nondescript strip mall, wedged between Helen's Children's Shop and the Patio Hair Salon.
Sen occupies a storefront in a shopping center, but it is much more attractive than that description suggests.
Other Lab occupies a storefront in a low, modern building in an industrial neighborhood of San Francisco near Potrero Point.
It was a storefront in a St .Paul shopping mall that has never gotten off the ground; in H & R Block's wing, half the rentals are empty.
So he rented a storefront in a new apartment building at 304 West 117th Street and two weeks ago opened his fourth store.
Without a place to display their work, the couple renovated a storefront in a run-down stretch of the Old Town neighborhood of Chicago and turned it into the Wells Street Gallery, where they displayed their art.
OCCUPYING a sliver of a storefront in an Ardsley strip mall, Advance Photolabs resembles most other photo processing centers.
NYC & Company has a presence in a storefront in Times Square and a visitor center of its own north of there on Seventh Avenue near 53rd Street.
He borrowed two thousand dollars from a friend, opened a storefront in Logan Square, and began importing watchbands from Hong Kong.
In 2011, while working a sales job, she took out a $500 loan from a storefront in Bloomington, Ill., to help cover a car payment that was due.
Last year, Louis (shown above), 30, and his wife, Alison, saw a storefront in Bay Ridge that had been a butcher and decided to open a shop there.
