The phrase "access sales" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the ability to reach or obtain sales data or information.
Example: "To improve our marketing strategy, we need to access sales data from the last quarter."
Alternatives: "retrieve sales" or "obtain sales information."
Since the chancellor announced the new rules on pension access, sales of annuities have plummeted, as retirees have chosen to wait and take advantage of the freedoms.
It is common for hotspots in airports, cafes, and malls to deploy info-stations on their access points to provide local information such as flight schedule, multimedia access, sales and discount deals.
TOYOTA MOTOR SALES U.S.A. is adopting interactive bar codes across all its marketing so mobile phone-carrying customers can quickly access sales promotions, vehicle quotes, videos, safety tips and similar information.
The "E-Freedom declaration," which is being promoted by Citizens for a Sound Economy, an antitax group that often helps showcase Republican antitax efforts, commits signers to a permanent ban on Internet access, sales or use taxes.
The exposures of the cash for questions racket, the arms to Iraq scandal, of Jonathan Aitken's duplicities, Derek Dolly Draperer's cash for ministerial access sales pitch, and other abuses of political power, were not a consequence of parliamentary watchdogs but of investigative journalists.
Here are a few other examples of how the dance between cellphone companies and their customers is, to use Professor Nalebuff's term, "weird": When Apple and AT&T started offering the iPhone for $199, plus $30 a month for Internet access, sales shot up, even though the previous deal — $399 for the phone and $20 a month — cost less over a two-year contract.
Ideally, your salespeople should be able to access your sales playbook on the fly during a sale and get applicable information when they need it.
Melbourne IT was one of the first companies globally to be granted access to.com sales, being one of five granted the rights to.com sales by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers as Network Solutions monopoly was slowly unwound in 1999.
Standards normally include compliance with a franchisor's point of sale system (POS) which should provide the franchisor reasonably transparent access to sales information and, hopefully, inventory management data, which is key to understanding unit operations.
Access to sales data is heavily circumscribed by government regulation of the health sector: doctors' prescriptions that generate sales remain hidden from pharmaceutical companies.
Microprocessor revenue rose 6.5percentt while dynamic random access memory sales were up 1.2percentt.
