"commercial shops" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to shops that are owned by companies or corporations. For example: "The commercial shops downtown sell mostly expensive items."
The social clubs are still closed, and many commercial shops in fancy neighborhoods are not open.
Tells how the organization, acting at instigation of the Soviet govt., caused a work by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn to be removed from commercial shops on the UN's Geneva premises.
The New York photoengrav ers employed by commercial shops here won a $53 weekly wage increase over three years, plus $5 in fringe benefits.
That contrasts sharply with commercial shops, which saw a 0.1% drop in like-for-like sales in the first quarter, according to figures from the British Retail Consortium.
The developed methodology was successfully applied for the evaluation of the presence of FQs in fish muscle samples from aquaculture farms bought in various commercial shops in Gran Canaria Island (Spain).
Earlier this winter, Gurung started the fieldwork for her latest study, installing 135 monitors over two weeks outside residential homes and commercial shops in urban areas across Kathmandu Valley.
Note: Plenty of commercial shots - shop windows, store signs, and the inside of shops.
But another type of pop-up has recently prospered: unashamedly commercial shops-cum-marketing tools.Independent galleries, theatres, bars (not always licensed) and front-room restaurants, all with intentionally short lifespans, have been popping up suddenly, often overnight, in the hipper parts of large British cities for several years.
A multifunction dike in Rotterdam that serves as both a dike and commercial shopping area.
Multiunit premises include, but are not limited to, residential, commercial, shopping center, and campus situations.
The new Plymouth has some of the finest commercial, shopping, and civic centres in Britain.
