'market floor' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the area of a marketplace where goods are sold and exchanged. For example, "The market floor was bustling with vendors selling their wares."
Back on the market floor, grazing is also an option: free samples, including local beer and wine, are ubiquitous.
In retrospect, the chaotic market floor looks like a zone of safety, because machines can make much bigger, faster, more consequential mistakes than humans.
For the market halls' louvers, a Haitian artist, Philippe Dodard, designed cutouts based on the original 19th-century design and on symbols from Haiti's indigenous Taino population, casting delightful shadows on the market floor.
The familiar cliche of gaudily dressed men waving arms on a stock market floor was history: trading now happened within black boxes housed in highly secure, unmarked "data farms".
To the untrained eye, it all seems quite chaotic on the Cannes market floor.
And for those who can see a market floor, the stock is pretty darn cheap at a recent $52.63, or about 18 times expected 1998 earnings.
High-hanging fruit sent crashing to earth; venues as varied as Westminster corridors to stock market floors were spattered by the impact.
"This continuing history of the City is, among other things, a memorial to all those who spent too much of their lives sitting at desks, trading on market floors, keeping the wheels of finance and commerce turning.
A study published last year of 54,000 samples of droppings collected in live bird markets over 12 years found that the presence of flu viruses on market floors could be reduced by 84 percent through several measures less punitive than full shutdowns: two monthly rest days, bans on leaving poultry in markets overnight and bans on selling quail.
In this paper, the retailer has no market power capability in either of the aforementioned market floors.
The profit function of retailer consists of the revenue from the sale of energy to the wholesale market floors and customers minus the electricity acquisition costs from different wholesale market floors and intermittent DGs.
