'impressive trade' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a desirable, successful, or otherwise impressive instance of trade or bartering. For example, "The company reported impressive trade figures for the year."
Despite the "impressive" trade figures, Louis Kuijs, chief China economist at RBS, said he was still hesitant to be "very bullish" on export growth, because of the state of the economy.
The Buccaneers turned down several impressive trade offers for Jackson, including the San Francisco 49ers' offer of Ronnie Lott, Wendell Tyler, and first- and second-round draft picks.
Impressive trading around major events is followed by quite uneventful sales in normal conditions".
A minimum opening balance of $1,000 will get you access to Schwab's impressive trading tools.
Compared to the discourse on how to properly educate students, there has been substantially less attention dedicated towards educating the general public about evolution, aside from some impressive popular trade books on the topic (e.g., Evolution for Everyone by Wilson 2007, The Greatest Show on Earth by Dawkins 2009).
Conclusion SIAL is an impressive food trade show and this is why it attracts the amount of exhibitors and visitors alike.
A more profitable and equally impressive Goldman Sachs trade took place earlier in the year when, according to the SEC, Gupta tipped off Galleon to the fact that Goldman Sachs would have a better than expected quarter.
The Montreal Exchange, hardly a colossus, has successfully marketed its impressive SOLA trading system to bourses in Asia.
There's a really impressive emissions trading system at the national level which has been put together in double-quick time in Australia.
The plans he's pursued have resulted in a number of initial successes: membership in the World Trade Organization in April 2000, privatization of state-owned industries such as the phone company and, most impressive, a Free Trade Agreement with the U.S. Jordan is only the fourth country in the world to achieve such a feat, following Canada, Mexico and Israel.
During the past three months, the CCJC academy has organized a closed symposium on Capitol Hill and a lavish, invitation-only gala dinner for legislative branch staff at the impressive Reagan International Trade Center, both of which were free for attendees.
