The word 'franchising' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word 'franchising' when referring to the practice of using a franchisor's business model and brand name in order to conduct business. For example: "McDonald's has successfully employed franchising as a way to expand their business."
He reiterated a note of caution after the west coast franchising fiasco, which saw Virgin involved in legal tussles with the DfT after a botched process led to rivals FirstGroup being awarded the London-Manchester-Glasgow route.
I think it's time to rip up franchising as it stands today.
Key to this government's rail policy has been continued franchising of passenger services to private companies.
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They should play to their strengths, he says, franchising services in competition with one another.
Staggeringly, some 60% (or $235m) of last year's profits at CUC, a group marketing discount-shopping clubs into which Mr Silverman had backed his HFS franchising business in December, were fictitious.
Procter & Gamble's campaign featuring Gisele Bündchen is said to have raised sales of its Pantene shampoo in Brazil by 40%.The stars pull in more from sidelines such as franchising goods in their own name (Elle Macpherson's underwear, Kate Moss's lipstick).
The National Audit Office, which investigated the PPP, said the case for franchising the infrastructure remained "unproven" and cast doubts on the costs of breaking up the network.
Khimji Ramdas, an Oman-based conglomerate with interests in trading, retailing, franchising, catering and manufacturing, was founded in 1870.
