The phrase "affluent shopping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a shopping experience or market that caters to wealthy individuals or high-end products.
Example: "The new mall features a variety of stores that specialize in affluent shopping, attracting customers with luxurious tastes."
Alternatives: "luxury shopping" or "high-end shopping".
The proposed bans are part of a backlash against the regionwide proliferation of banks (and, to a lesser degree, real estate offices) in affluent shopping districts.
These were the vehicles that delivered at least a dozen heavily-armed Islamist militants to the front door of the Kenyan capital's most affluent shopping centre on September 21st.
Hamburg's bullish confidence towards the end of the 19th century is writ large in its sandstone town hall - guided tours of the wildly opulent interior are available - and some of the city's most affluent shopping streets fan out around it.
Just politely ask "chotto, motto yasuku dekimasuka?" (Can you make it a bit cheaper?) 1. Ginza Ginza is the affluent shopping district in Tokyo - one look around Mitsukoshi will testify to this.
She claimed that clinics were opening up in affluent shopping centers to lure women who are "picking up Starbucks, living their daily lives and stopping off for an abortion".
"My guess is that lower-income people were already shopping at club stores, and the economy has made people who are more affluent shop there, too," said Kathi Love, the president of Mediamark.
Off to the northwest, in the gritty areas along Milwaukee and Lincoln Avenues, far from Michigan Avenue's glittering Magnificent Mile, where the affluent shop, immigrants have lived since the mid-19th century: first Germans and Scandinavians, then Poles, Russian Jews, Italians, Ukrainians, Slovaks and most recently Puerto Ricans.
Despite slowing sales, in 1997 he opened a second store in Berkeley's largely affluent Fourth Street shopping area.
Opening on 30 August in Tokyo's affluent Aoyama shopping and entertainment district, Intersect by Lexus is billed as a "luxury brand experience space", something akin to a one-stop, date-night locus for serious Lexus aficionados (or wannabes).
It contained the fire until late afternoon, when the flames leapt across and began to destroy the wide, affluent luxury shopping street of Cheapside.
Usually, fear in this affluent grid of shopping malls and subdivisions focuses on whether the zoning regulations are strict enough and whether property taxes have been kept in check.
