The phrase "large-scale retail" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the sale of goods and products on a large and often industrial level, typically in a brick-and-mortar store or chain of stores. Example: The opening of the new shopping mall brought many jobs to the small town, but it also sparked controversy over the impact of large-scale retail on local businesses.
Others say that the vitality of New Orleans depends on its various charms, and that large-scale retail isn't one of them.
"That shows that residents are not opposed to large-scale retail as a concept," said Randolph McLaughlin, director of the Social Justice Center at Pace Law School and an Ikea opponent, "just when it destroys peoples' homes and tears apart communities".
I also support the application for a church and social housing and some large-scale retail.
Factors crucial for the effective realization of large-scale retail projects in the post-socialist period are identified in the paper.
His pitch goes like this: "Harlem has the population of Atlanta, yet there is no theater and no large-scale retail.
The past 10 years have seen a considerable increase in the number of large-scale retail outlets in the post-communist countries.
Dharmendra Kumar, of India FDI Watch, which organized the demonstrations against foreign direct investment in retailing, said large-scale retailing ran counter to Indian traditions.
Resale price maintenance by manufacturers was weakened when large-scale retailing, together with the growth of strong dealer organizations, set up conflicting interests within the retailing field.
With the recession in the U.S. in the 1990s, payment terms from big U.S. chains turned harsh, however, and Lo started to withdraw from large-scale retailing in favor of art fairs, smaller exhibitions and shops.
That said, recent inflation and the slow pace of development of infrastructure and distribution networks have hampered large-scale foreign retail investment and frustrated growth plans for retailers doing business in the country.
In 1962, under a program designed by company president Harry B. Cunningham, Kresge's entered the large-scale discount retail market with construction of the first Kmart store outside Detroit.
