"hit franchise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a successful franchise (either for a business or for a product). For example: "The Harry Potter series has been a huge hit franchise, with its books and movies being immensely popular."
Also, with the exception of "Supernatural," they have some of the ponderousness of CBS's hit franchise "CSI".
Film stars remain the biggest earners, particularly those who can secure returning roles in a hit franchise.
It is always a danger for actors to become wholly identified with one big role, one hit franchise.
He's been filming the final instalment of the hit franchise based on the J K Rowling novels for just over a year now.
The program was retired by MTV in 2003, but the USA network is bringing it back and pairing it with the hit franchise "Monday Night Raw".
US musician Chris Cornell recorded You Know My Name - the theme tune for Casino Royale, the last spy film in the hit franchise.
CBS has proved with "CSI" that it likes to expand its hit franchises.
As appointment viewing wanes, hit franchises — ones that viewers will record or watch online each week — become even more important.
Moonves has been behind hit franchises such as "CSI" that, while hardly critics' favorites or youth-skewing hits, have helped the network finish highest in total viewers for 15 of his 16 years.
These contrasting modes of transport belong to Chris and Jason Kingsley, the brothers behind Rebellion, the British computer games company with a string of hit franchises, including Aliens vs Predator and the Sniper Elite series.
"This is uncharted territory for every publisher". Ubisoft, famous among gamers for hit franchises such as the Tom Cellcy-themed serieserecentlyereleasedcently released a flurry of instructional titles for the Nintendo systems designed to increase a player's vocabulary or their command of foreign languages.
