The word "resale" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of reselling an item, such as a previously owned car. Example sentence: I bought a used car from a resale shop.
They are also working with a private company from Thailand to bag large quantities of gas for resale to small businesses in the city.
The scale of New Jersey's generosity has bolstered one profitable new industry: the resale of tax incentives by businesses that can't use them.
Indeed, a flood of tickets were suddenly made available on ticket resale sites within minutes of the primary sale.
I am also proud to have committed our government to a world class system of marine parks, placed the Kimberley region on our National Heritage list, introduced the first e-waste recycling scheme and ensured resale royalties for Australian artists, including Indigenous artists.
His main work was to secure the enactment of the resale prices bill which, against stiff Conservative opposition, limited the scope of price agreements.
The ACT government has said it hopes to recoup some of the cost of purchasing and demolition through the resale of land.
Until this investigation is completed, FIFA does not know if any more TV money is missing.FIFA says that it has already received SFr334m of the minimum of SFr650m that ISMM had guaranteed from its resale of TV rights outside Europe and America for next year's tournament.
They can even make a reasonable guess about how well-used (or damaged) a device is, which can affect its resale value.
Consumers will worry about warranties and the resale value of cars.
Given FIFA's long-standing and close relationship with ISMM, its request to the Swiss authorities for a fraud investigation into two senior executives at the firm is highly embarrassing for Mr Blatter.Payments received by ISMM for the resale of TV rights were supposed to go into an earmarked bank account.
But on April 13th the country's state-controlled media announced a concession to those involved in a subsequent series of protests over the problem of "parallel trading": trips by mainlanders into Hong Kong for the purpose of buying up goods for resale back across the border.
