"location of purchase" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the place where an item was bought. Example: The location of purchase for the new sofa was the furniture store on Main Street.
Information recorded on products includes barcode data, purchaser, location of purchase, total cost of shopping trip, product price, and promotional information.
They're writers dedicated to documenting truth – weight, location of purchase, probable quantity of MDMA per pill – and legend – the who's, the where's, the what happened's.
Shotyk and Krachler also reported wide variations in antimony concentrations even among the same brand of PET-bottled water, depending on the location of purchase.
We then constructed logistic regression models to test associations between socio-economic-geographic factors (independent variables) and location of purchase of rice, meat/fish/chicken, fresh fruit and vegetables, and dried/instant/packaged foods (dependent variables).
Moreover, to our knowledge, there is a lack of information on specific characteristics of use, such as the location of purchase, use of liquids containing nicotine and the satisfaction with this product among users.
It would be Florida's biggest land acquisition ever, and the magnitude and location of the purchase left environmentalists and state officials giddy.
Include the name of each product, price, and date and location of the purchase.
A potential means of exploring this further would be the use of other market research data that stipulate the location of alcohol purchases, although these data are often based on self-reporting or self-scanning of purchases.
Revolver itself becomes a dream, a mysterious wardrobe, its counter "not merely a location for purchases but a point of departure for the sharing of an obsessional love of music and a wonder at its ability to transfigure the everyday".
Results For the full sample, mean calories purchased did not change from before to after regulation (828 v 846 kcal, P=0.22), though a modest decrease was shown in a regression model adjusted for restaurant chain, poverty level for the store location, sex of customers, type of purchase, and inflation adjusted cost (847 v 827 kcal, P=0.01).
A number of locations have been considering sugar-sweetened beverage point-of-purchase warning label policies to help address rising adolescent overweight and obesity prevalence.
