The phrase "branch locations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to places where an organization or business has set up offices or storefronts. For example, "The company has 20 branch locations in the United States."
Banks would be required to provide detailed information, by census tract, about branch locations, loans, delinquencies, foreclosures and loan modifications.
Most big American banks that looked at the bank believed that it had too many overlapping branch locations and that its business model was too difficult to digest.
The group correlates the branch locations of major banks with loan activity in specific neighborhoods to determine whether poor neighborhoods have fair access to mortgages.
By the beginning of the 21st century, the country had some 100 banks and financial institutions, and branch locations were widespread.
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AT that time the annual circulation was 71,000 among 3,000 members, to whom the library also offered branch locations at 149 Broadway (at Liberty Street) and 598 Madison Avenue (at 57th Street); the collection had grown to 230,000 volumes.
As the first to hire a woman chief executive and open a branch location, it is regarded as a pioneer in the retail world.
Beyond the Grade 5 and 6 school already approved, the town said the land could be used for further school expansion and as a possible branch location for one of the state's colleges.
I asked, "Is there an actual owner of the company there, or is this a branch location for a large company?" It turned out there was an owner, and the woman on the phone volunteered to put me into his voice mail.
"This may differ from branch to branch, location to location," he says, explaining that branches need to be "agile" to local needs.
The town has a public library, with a branch location in Manomet.
