"commercial strategy" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
For example, "The company developed a new commercial strategy to increase market share."
"Our commercial strategy was formed with this very much in mind".
Indeed, for many of the clubs this has become their main commercial strategy.
The sponsorship agreement is part of a new commercial strategy implemented by the Glazer family.
But Google might well refuse to change its basic commercial strategy.
Will Fifa prioritise a commercial strategy to make football the biggest women's sport on earth?
The excerpt stated that no French government will follow the U.S. in any global commercial strategy against the Soviet Union.
According to the critic and producer Colin MacCabe, the UKFC's "aggressive commercial strategy" has frequently stifled creativity.
For the editors of Venezuela's oldest newspaper, going web-only is not a commercial strategy to reflect dwindling circulation figures.
"It was not only good for the city, but as a commercial strategy, it made it easier to recruit workers".
From Mister Potato to Kansai Paint, the commercial strategy he devised has helped turn the world a shade of red.
It will also allow the clubs to swap ideas on commercial strategy, and young players might be loaned between them.
