The phrase "maintain stores" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the actions of a person or business responsible for managing and keeping track of a physical store or inventory. Example: The store manager's main responsibilities include maintaining stores, ordering new products, and managing the store's budget.
David Feldman, a lawyer for SK, said that the company's goal was "to acquire this business as a going concern," stressing a desire to maintain stores and employees.
"We're an off-the-radar oasis," said Deirdre Major, a spokeswoman for the Castagna Realty Company, although the Americana hasn't quite slipped the attention of Prada, Escada, Burberry, Ralph Lauren, Donna Karan and Max Mara, which all maintain stores there, or of Louis Vuitton, whose Americana outpost averages annual sales "in the millions of dollars," a spokesman said.
Further, the central bank (or equivalent in those days) had to maintain stores of gold sufficient to back the circulating currency (at the agreed convertibility rate).
The fact that heart NE content was largely unaffected by the loss of reuptake and its contribution to NE vesicular stores suggests that neuronal NE synthesis rates are sufficient to compensate for this loss, or that synthesis is upregulated to maintain stores in A457P mice.
But the cost of maintaining stores was bound to rise because the landlords were paying the company lease incentives, usually one-time payments.
He pledged that "a big chunk" of WH Smith's £39m capital expenditure in the year ahead would go into maintaining stores.
But the Internet promises to make remote and "virtual" sales commonplace: a book I buy from www.bn.com still incurs a local tax because Barnes & Noble maintains stores in New York.
However, a company with a broad revenue base such as Walgreen, which maintains thousands of stores in a number of states nationwide and also maintained stores in the New York area at the time was much more insulated against these regional difficulties and did not suffer the same degree of sales decline.
But he said that in the long run, voting by iPad or a similar device could save money, considering the costs of maintaining, storing and updating regular voting machines.
These results suggest that either leaf flushing is restricted at the expense of maintaining stored carbon reserves, or a proportion of stored starches within stems were not accessible during leaf-flushing.
The hypothesis that reverbatory activity in synaptic networks maintains stored memories would appear to imply that ongoing activity generates higher Ca2+ elevations at strong synapses, thereby selectively reactivating biochemical pathways for strengthening those synapses.
