The phrase "as stores for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the function of something that serves as a storage or repository for items or information.
Example: "The old warehouses were repurposed as stores for the surplus goods from the factory."
Alternatives: "serving as repositories for" or "functioning as storage for".
What's worse to some producers, the product is sold in a 6.8-ounce can, in gas stations as well as stores, for around $3. "It's absolutely vulgar," says Vittorio Zoppi, marketing manager for the prosecco consortium.
This is really how all retailers should be thinking about shops, but the online guys are ahead of the curve as stores for them are an addition to their original business model rather than the model itself". A private company that doesn't release sales figures, Bonobos knows it still faces serious competition.
"Stores" existed as stores of inventory for both shopping and product acquisition.
Come July 4, prices revert to full retail as stores prepare for the fall.
At Alfred Mainzer, a postcard company in Long Island City, the telephones have been ringing constantly, as stores plead for new cards.
The company says it made the decision earlier this year and will carry out the change as stores prepare for fall merchandise.
The focus this week is on retail sales, as stores prepare for the traditional start to the holiday shopping season on Friday.
As stores braced for the holiday shopping rush Friday, shares of Wal-Mart were up 1.19%, Macy's gained nearly 1% and luxury retailer Nordstrom moved slightly higher.
It's best to think of them as outlet stores for vacations and to dip into them for occasional bargain finds.
In the United States radon test kits are available to the public at retail stores, such as hardware stores, for home use and testing is available through licensed professionals, who are often home inspectors.
These results suggest that lipid droplets may act as physiological stores for essential fatty acids.
