"market scope" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the range or extent of a market or potential market for a product or service. Example: "The company conducted extensive market research to determine the potential market scope for their new line of organic skincare products."
Market Scope collects information each month from 25percentt of the 3,500 surgeons performing the procedures.
Steering only on short-term results without any investment in a broader market scope and innovation will compromise continuity.
"Hyundai has done a remarkable job in the past several years," said Gregory L. Kagay, an analyst with Auto Market Scope in Fredericksburg, Tex.
"We're forecasting a 17percentt drop for 2008," said David Harmon, president of Market Scope, an eye surgery market research house.
"Whether they are right could determine the whole future of minivans," said Gregory L. Kagay, an industry analyst at Auto Market Scope of Fredericksburg, Tex.
Surgery centers are spending $200 a procedure, on average, on advertising, or $300 million annually, according to Dave Harmon, president of Market Scope, a research company in St . Louis
This is based on the potential cost synergies, improved position within the UK market place, scope for international expansion and an improved balance sheet.
Perspective: Strategy, competitive positioning, defining the target market, and scoping the product.
Although the larger economies, particularly China and India, have big domestic markets, offering scope for economies of scale in production, the smaller economies do not.
Following his exit, he flew out to Russia and then Brazil to sample life in large emerging markets, and scope out opportunities for new businesses — aged 26 then, he wasn't ready to "retire for life," he said.
Markets can be distinguished according to the goods or services traded in them (e.g. financial markets, housing markets, labor markets), according to their scope (e.g. regional, national, international markets), or according to their structure (e.g. competitive markets, oligopolistic markets, monopolistic markets).
