"row of stores" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I was walking down a row of stores on my way to work."
This is the oldest house in a row of stores that sell pinball parts & supplies, do repairs & offer playing facilities.
In recent months, juvenile cases have been heard in makeshift quarters above a row of stores on Prospect Street.
The very modest Hongpanchang is situated in an easy-to-overlook row of stores along the Montauk Highway.
We took the stairs to the roof, which was connected to a walkway leading to a row of stores, all of them closed — it was Sunday.
We took the stairs to the roof, which was connected to a walkway leading to a row of stores, all of them closed it was Sunday.
One merchant knew of a landlord of a row of stores along the strip who is talking about selling space rather than renting.
DRIVE swiftly along Oak Tree Road, and it seems like a commonplace suburban boulevard lined with rows of stores of no distinctive character.
ITALIAN STORIES By Joseph Papaleo Dalkey Archive Press ($13.95, paperback) Our main street, which we called the Avenue, was lined with two-story red-brick buildings containing rows of stores on the street floor.
The main road to the house is unpaved and ringed by rows of stores that serve the slum economy, with pedlars selling pan-fried groundnuts and women cooking sun-dried sardines, a popular dish among local construction workers.
After initially targeting a shopping mall, the crowd turned to a row of liquor stores and a pharmacy, which was later set on fire.
Now, a row of antique stores and other shops stretches along Bruckner Boulevard amid restored 1910 red-brick row houses and apartment buildings, which have more than 300 new apartments.
