The phrase "after retailers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions, events, or trends that occur following the involvement or actions of retailers.
Example: "The sales figures showed a significant increase after retailers implemented the new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "following retailers" or "subsequent to retailers".
Ken Perkins, president of the research firm Retail Metrics, after retailers as varied as Costco and Saks posted robust increases when compared with last season's totals at stores open at least a year, a crucial measure of retail health known as same-store sales.
Over in the retail sector, stocks were mixed after retailers reported disappointing sale reports for October.
L. 103 465, § 128, inserted "nongovernmental environmental and conservation organizations," after "retailers,".
Soon after retailers like J. C. Penney, Sears, ShopKo, and OfficeMax all announced store closings.
Stocks dropped on Thursday after retailers posted mixed monthly sales and the euro fell against the dollar.
500 after retailers like Wal-Mart StoreportedFederated Department Stores reported better-than-expected September sales.
Some sought-after retailers, like Crate & Barrel and Barnes & Noble, both tenants at the Grove, prefer to be in open-air settings with easily accessible parking, and developers are scrambling to accommodate them.
Brick and mortar retail is said to be at a tipping point as retailer after retailer closes stores, or slink into bankruptcy.
In the intervening six weeks retailer after retailer has reported a plunge in sales as already-fragile consumer confidence has taken a fresh dive.
More than 1,000 jobs are under threat after retailer Carphone Warehouse announced it was pulling the plug on its Best Buy stores in the UK.
And the practice of connecting an object to its maker and history, as Zona did, has become almost a cliché, as retailer after retailer hustles toward the elusive pursuit of the truly authentic.
