"sales name" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the name given to a product or service for marketing and sales purposes. Example: "The company's latest marketing campaign heavily emphasizes the new sales name for their latest smartphone, 'InfiniteTech.' This catchy and modern name is expected to increase sales and attract a younger demographic."
The law "makes no provision for the sales name 'pure chocolate,' " the court said.
An award like the Booker offers a writer sales, name recognition and a platform.
Allowing an extra sales name for chocolate that contains no vegetable fat "is likely to mislead consumers and thus interfere with their right to obtain correct, neutral and objective information".
The drug categories covered most of the regularly prescribed drugs based on data from the Norwegian Institute of Public Health and were exemplified with common Norwegian sales name to make them recognizable for the patients [ 35].
Still, the latter was minimized by handing out lists of the most common drugs in familiar groups with examples of the most common sales name of the different drugs.
Revenue from suite sales, naming rights and television contracts boomed.
The Recording Industry Association of America, which tallies sales, named her the best-selling female R&B singer of the 20th century.
The teams, however, would be responsible for making the annual payments on the bonds -- the equivalent of $400 million -- with revenue from ticket sales, naming rights, advertising and parking.
To find out which arenas squeeze the most mileage out of each seat, we added up sports-generated revenue from gate receipts, concessions, luxury box sales, naming rights and other arena sponsorship and advertising deals.
IGN lamented that its experimental style was not conducive to high sales, naming it GameCube's Best Game No One Played in their 2005 awards.
Nintendo hired a VP of sales named Doug Bowser, providing definitive proof that we are all loved by a kind and benevolent god.
