"impulsive buy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a purchase that is made without much thought or planning, often based on a sudden desire or urge. Example: "I regret making that impulsive buy at the mall yesterday. I didn't really need those shoes, but I just couldn't resist them."
His little packages (Boring Postcards, Couples and Families, etc) have encouraged fine art publishers to knock out gimmicky little numbers by the truckload, just right for that impulsive buy in the local fancy bookshop.
You can only get them at Walmart, where shoppers spotted them last week, according to The Impulsive Buy.
Why do we feel the need to document and share our impulsive buy with friends and strangers on social media?
According to an early product review on the Impulsive Buy, Pepsi-flavored Cheetos replace that classic cheese flavor with a fizzy cola flavor that actually fizzes in your mouth.
I've been working at HuffPost ― where I commission and edit personal stories from writers ― for nearly five years, and I wasn't sure what this impulsive buy meant for my job, or what it would mean for planning my upcoming wedding in April.
While at times most of us worry that we're spending too much or make "impulse" purchases we regret, compulsive buying is different from impulsive buying decisions.
Research has found fast pop music often leads to more impulsive buying in retail spaces.
"You have to consider the large lifestyles involved, the spending habits, impulsive buying".
If you succumb to impulsive buys or, like me, find it hard to say no, stay away.
The main aim of this research was to examine the effect of intrinsic attributes on impulsive buying behaviour among young consumers.
The current study draws on the relevant marketing literature, and examines the antecedents, moderators and consequences of consumer buying behaviors, with a focus on impulsive buying in the casino settings.
