"electrical store" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a store that sells items related to electrical technology. For example: "I went to the local electrical store to purchase a new lamp."
When the participants learned "electric fan " word in Japanese in the university or in a formal learning setting during evaluation experiment, our proposed system visualized to links the relationships "electric fan" and other contexts such as "electrical store" and "Shopping mall", and provided them.
An acquaintance, white British, went into an east London electrical store the other day.
Acne plans only minimum alterations to the former electrical store to keep the raw industrial look.
Head down to the nearest supermarket or electrical store and pick up some classics from the £1 basket.
Across England, looters appeared attracted to fashion retailers and stores containing high-value goods – the electrical store Currys was a common target, as were jewellery shops.
"This was an American action, 100percentt," said Muhammad Kamel Khamis, who owns the electrical store below the apartment where the Atta family lived.
Electrical stores, for instance, are in the midst of a shake-out.
In Wood Green about 100 youths targeted shops, including electrical stores and clothes chains such as H&M.
A late evening walk down the Walworth Road revealed that the Argos and various electrical stores had been smashed up.
Of the 1,385 shops hit throughout the country the most targeted were electrical stores (265), followed by clothes shops (233).
The charity is aiming to double the number of its furniture and electrical stores over the next two years, opening a further 40 sites over the next 12 months.
