The phrase "access to retail" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or opportunity to reach or utilize retail services or products.
Example: "The new policy aims to improve access to retail for underserved communities."
Alternatives: "availability of retail" or "entry to retail".
H.P. also has valuable access to retail stores through its personal computer and printer businesses.
This issue is critical, says one bank, since it will determine whether investment banks have access to retail banks' deposits.
The company grew phenomenally by selling a range of merchandise at low prices to farms and villages that had no other convenient access to retail outlets.
"Sure you have enormous scale on the Internet, but you don't have access to retail stores, where 99percentt of music is still sold," she said.
The local scale, which includes the positive effects from population density and cycling infrastructures, is the most important in influencing cycling, but there are substantial additional contributions from access to retail and train stations within a range of 3 4 km, as well as from the relative size of the city within the region.
Even in America, 10m households had no bank access in 2011, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, a regulator, and 24m households are underbanked, lacking easy access to retail banking facilities.
The value is still delivered through a toothbrush device, captured by sales through retail channels; access to the retail shelf-space is still the key competitive advantage.
The value is still delivered through a toothbrush device, captured by sales through retail channels; access to the retail shelf-space is still the key competitive advantage.
In addition, they said, the retailer is getting access to desirable retail space that it was not previously offered or that was too expensive.
Ethanol's biggest problem, he said, is access to the retail market, which he complained was controlled by oil companies.
