"exchange center" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a physical or virtual space in which people conduct exchanges of goods or services. For example, "The student center on campus contains an exchange center where students can buy used textbooks and course materials."
While government officials announced that the rial would strengthen as soon as they had their own foreign currency exchange center up and running, many traders were skeptical.
Under the new policy, the central bank established a "foreign exchange center" that gives preferential rates to importers of priority goods like meats, grains and medicine.
The fallen, and those tempted to fall, are well served by the pawnbroker, palm reader, methadone clinic and needle exchange center.
"Concerns about a federally-established exchange center on a lack of local control and a one-size-fits-all Web marketplace that may not work effectively, particularly in rural Maine where high-speed Internet access is limited.
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Data exchange center control would connect with server group through the e-commerce control center.
"The best thing that could happen is to insert public spaces — new parks, squares, exchange centers, markets — into these voids," Mr. Voltaire said.
The bank has chartered aircraft to fly the bank notes to Afghanistan's principal cities, and helicopters to carry them out to some of the hinterland towns where exchange centers will operate.
The exchange centers on Lynas's new book, "The God Species: Saving the Planet in the Age of Humans," and particularly on his conclusion that some technologies that have been anathema to environmentalists are vital to a smooth human journey in this century — particularly nuclear power and crops developed using biotechnology.
Data brokers and data exchange centers are multiplying.
Lesser Poland participated in exchange centered in the Danubian countries.
