"commercial chain" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a business or organization that has multiple locations, franchises, or branches. For example, "We decided to stop shopping at the commercial chain and shop at the local farmer's market instead."
Mr Seifert has followed an expansionary approach called vertical integration - acquiring companies with complementary activities up and down the commercial chain of trading financial assets, which are not direct rivals.
While British fans will be familiar with the Chevrolet logo on Manchester United shirts, and the £750m kit deal with Adidas, further down the commercial chain things become more interesting.
In a joint statement Monday, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., and Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, noted that back in 2006 they'd held hearings on the problem after GAO employees, posing as taxpayers, visited 19 outlets of commercial chain preparers and found 17 made substantive mistakes that affected the refund amount.
The larger commercial chain child care centers, such as KinderCare, have a majority of the market share.
Additionally, the company maintains child care fee levels that are 5-10% below the average of that of the large commercial chain child care fees.
We don't have commercial square footage that would allow commercial chains to come in.
The movement has been so successful that it has moved from small co-ops and farmers' markets to large commercial chains such as Trader Joe's and Whole Foods Market.
Nora Hernandez, a community worker in Petare barrio, took me to her local state-run supermarket, which is funded entirely by oil revenue and where prices are up to half those in the commercial chains.
This modest operation is only a year old, but Coaltown is part of a new breed of coffee entrepreneurs who are giving caffeine worshippers an alternative to the bland, generic stuff served at commercial chains.
The mountain-lodge architectural mandate has successfully given the town a veneer of old Tahoe; as long as you overlook that the businesses that are setting up shop are mostly middle-market commercial chains like Embassy Suites and Applebee's Now, even Big Macs are served out of a faux lodge.
Some of the smaller laboratories have been gradually acquired by commercial chains operating outside Tokyo.
