"external sales" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to refer to a company's sales of products and/or services to customers outside of their organization. For example, "Our external sales have increased by 10% this quarter compared to the previous one."
To address the skepticism surrounding the company's external sales, Herbalife has provided two pieces of new data.
Duncan will oversee all commercial revenue activity in Australia, including brand partnerships, and Guardian Australia's relationship with external sales house Inception Digital.
External sales amounted to around 100 million euros.
In part, on a specialized external sales network to address each retail channel, and on advertising.
In addition, the sales rate in the internal market should be decreased from 50% to 46%, while the external sales rates are to be increased by 4%.
External sales generated via this affiliate-style click through model amounted to around €100 million in 2012, according to the startup, with more than a million orders taken in the year.
Most of these companies control who can sell and when by managing and restricting external sale processes (existing investors or the company itself are the buyers).
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Another possibility, if an external sale is not achieved, would be JV partners AT&T or Verizon taking it under one of their wings, although they have also been looking at developing their own wallet services for mobile devices.
Nokia said HERE's external net sales were €185 million, an increase of 13% year-on-year, driven by "strong" sales to vehicle customers.
The Technologies division's external net sales were €131 million, with a non-IFRS operating profit of €86 million.
