"clearance section" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific area in a store, typically in the back, where items that have been marked down are sold. For example, "I found a great deal at the clearance section in the department store."
Browsing through the clearance section at Urban Outfitters, a block away, she discovered playful plaques of woodsmen by Ashley G and Drew, for $9.99 each instead of $24.
Furniture and home accessories will be up to 75percentt off at Conran's warehouse sale (the Tolix A steel chair, left, originally $275 ,will be $137.50) April 17 through 19, and in a permanent clearance section of the store after the sale; 407 East 59th Street (First Avenue), (212) 755-9079.
Usona is taking an additional 10 percent off all items in its online clearance section, from March 11 to 18 (the Peel Floor Lamp, regularly $2,600, will be $2,340; a 102-inch sofa, regularly $7,000, is $6,300); (215) 496-0440 or usonahome.com.com
A wider range of electronic games will be offered and there will also be a clearance section.
I used to carry the old version of the Niko backpack, but these days it's just too much case for my cameras and I've been looking for something tough that's a more suitable size but doesn't look like it came from the clearance section at Best Buy.
The location of the clearance section, the providing of baskets at the front of the store and strategically placed mirrors all are tactics retailers use to get customers to spend more time in the store and purchase merchandise they otherwise wouldn't have.
Clearance sections on some sites, including Coldwatercreek.com, offer discounts of up to 80percentt, he added.
This is also why clearance sections and fitting rooms the areas shoppers frequent the most are located in spots that require the longest path to get to, Nisch says.
I browsed the sale and clearance sections in every store I walked into.
Remember to check out the clearance sections.
Check the clearance sections of your favorite craft supply sites or stores.
