'frequent shop' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a business or store that you visit often. For example, "I'm always at my frequent shop, picking up my favorite items."
One by-product of that mindset is that I make more frequent shopping trips.
He Wenying, 55, shops at the Carrefour here for the same reason that Americans and other Westerners frequent shopping malls and supermarkets -- convenience.
"You see the prices and cringe," said Charles Spada, an interior designer from Boston, who keeps a small apartment in Paris as a base for his frequent shopping expeditions.
Convenience stores have a special place in society here, where tiny homes with space for only miniature refrigerators and minimal storage make frequent shopping a necessity.
My partner and I were busy preparing our home for the new arrival, eagerly attending our medical appointments and going on frequent shopping trips to make sure we had all the kit necessary for a new-born.
Or is it just the people who frequent shops at the lower end of the market who are expected to subsidise this government's austerity measures by donating to food banks?
I was leaving for vacation the next day with Ace, a frequent shopping companion and a happy silhouette experimenter, who joined me at the store, making straight for the shoes, of course.
The daughter is alleged to have been a partner in a company that won naval supply contracts; the wife is said to have used the navy's credit cards for frequent shopping trips; and Mr Erdil himself is said to have dispensed soft postings to conscripts at a price of $5,000-10,000 5,000-10,000 each
They managed household budgets more carefully, with more frequent shops and less waste.
Several ways (e.g., promotion, price, merchandise, supply chain and location) to deliver a superior customer experience are identified which should result in higher customer satisfaction, more frequent shopping visits, larger wallet shares, and higher profits.
