The phrase "develop merchandising" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in business and marketing contexts to refer to the creation, design, and implementation of products, promotions, and strategies to increase sales and promote a brand or business. Example: Our company's main goal for this year is to develop merchandising that will attract more customers and drive sales.
Moreover, Disney depended upon the popularity of its new features in order to develop merchandising, theme park attractions, direct-to-video sequels, and television programming in its other divisions.
In Oregon, the nonprofit group Sustainable Northwest is working with landowner associations to expand processing facilities and develop merchandising yards for small-diameter wood, and to promote woody biomass heating systems (Sustainable Northwest 2011).
Andy Barron will oversee store merchandising execution, which will develop merchandise strategies for its three new business units: Walmart West, Walmart South and Walmart North.
Lisa Henson, the co-chief executive (with her brother Brian Henson) of the Jim Henson Company, has paired the family business with 4Kids Entertainment to develop merchandise using their father's pre-Muppet designs.
Nike will pay the club a royalty for use of the brand and develop merchandise to sell through its global network of outlets to United's estimated 50 million fans around the world.
The popularity of the game and of its characters has led Valve to develop merchandise for Portal made available through its online Steam store.
Scott C. Friend is the president and CEO of ProfitLogic, a software company in Cambridge, Massachusetts, that develops merchandising optimization systems.
Unable to get all the product it wanted from Levi's, the company began developing merchandise under its own labels.
Saks normally chooses a Christmas book already on or coming to the market and develops merchandise around it.
Mr. Eyler, the former chairman of F.A.O. Schwarz, has also focused on developing merchandise sold exclusively at Toys R UsUs at higher margins, like Animal Planet toys and Nickelodeon boutiques.
Called "The World of Bloomingdale's," it is an introspective retrospective that touts the store's history of offering and developing merchandise from the United States and around the world, and includes special presentations of its best sellers in home furnishings and fashion.
