"branch store" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a retail store that is part of a larger chain or company that has multiple locations. Example: I went to the branch store of my favorite clothing brand and found the perfect dress for the party.
Tells why they opened the branch store.
Her mother, Nancy Rosenfield, retired as the director of branch store public relations at Bloomingdale's in New York.
Mentions George Kelly, who is in charge of a branch store of the Go Fly A Kite Store of E. Third and E. 80th Streets.
In 1892, Ewen McIntyre, a prominent retail druggist at Sixth Avenue and 55th Street, hired Robert H. Robertson to design an 12-story building to replace his branch store on the northeast corner of 18th and Broadway.
The partners also renovated commercial areas, added some national retailers to the mix and negotiated a new 15-year lease with Macy's, which built its first branch store there in the 1940's.
The Stop and Shop Supermarket Companies is investigating complaints that a Long Island branch store discriminated on the basis of race against employees and job candidates, a Stop and Shop spokeswoman said yesterday.
The UConn Co-op has branch stores in Stamford, Torrington, Waterbury, Avery Point, Hartford and West Hartford.
The bridegroom is the vice president for diamond and bridal operations, branch stores and e-commerce development.
He filled 14 branch stores in the Northeast with enough food, fashions and filigree for 11 million shoppers.
Later on, when Saks opened branch stores, shoppers in Palm Beach, Chicago, Miami Beach, and Beverly Hills, and then in smaller markets, could have their own Fifth Avenue experience.
How can Saks Fifth Avenue become a brand in itself, not just a series of branch stores?" Riding the wave of a hot luxury market that began at the end of last year, Saks Fifth Avenue has picked up some momentum, as shown by an 18.3percentt increase in June in sales at stores open at least a year.
