"execute a purchase" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to complete or carry out a transaction of buying something. Example: After browsing through different options, I finally decided to execute a purchase and bought the new laptop I had been eyeing for weeks.
For one thing, while $100,000 placed in a bank account insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is covered regardless of why the bank failed, assets lost in a failed brokerage firm are not covered if the loss is a result of most kinds of securities fraud, including a failure to execute a purchase or sale of securities or misrepresentation in the sale of a stock or bond.
ReplyBuy ReplyBuy turns conversations into transactions by enabling professional teams, universities and venues to connect in real-time with their fans via mobile, who can then execute a purchase with a quick "reply" text message.
Our capacity to research, evaluate and execute a sound purchase has been short-circuited.
Putnam, a Prudential-Bache salesman at the time, executed a $650 million purchase of Japanese stock market futures for Flottl, the dashing, socialite son of Walter Flottl, who was the chief of Bawag – the Austrian bank in the middle of the Refco scandal.
A user can only execute an in-app purchase or view advertisements if they open your app, so it makes sense to count active users as those who have started a session that day.
They will execute a "counterterrorism campaign".
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With your free leg, execute a shuffle.
As of 2015, no major international donor agency has issued and executed a tender for purchasing the LNG IUS.
Real estate law in your state may require that the parties execute an amendment instead of an addendum to a purchase contract in some circumstances.
Do not help execute an innocent man".
