"sales procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific steps or protocols that are followed in the process of selling a product or service. Example: The company's sales procedures manual outlines the proper method for pitching products to potential clients.
The bridegroom, 34, is a program manager in the Richmond offices of I.B.M., reviewing sales procedures.
A bid by Berkshire Hathaway, the investment company led by Warren E. Buffett, to pay $579 million for the textile maker Burlington Industries stalled today when a federal judge rejected sales procedures that favored Berkshire.
Judge Gonzalez also overruled the group's objections to preliminary approval of the carmaker's debtor-in-possession financing and sales procedures that would pave the way for the company's reorganization.
While this is not the only way people can buy tickets, and while the tracks, all with different owners, have different offers and their own ticket sales procedures, the results are still tabulated.
Store employees would not comment on the issue, but the Kmart Corporation, whose headquarters is in Troy, Mich., issued a statement Feb. 18 detailing extensive training policies and sales procedures for employees to ensure that all legal standards were met.
Wiped out, he took a job selling land over the phone but says he was fired for not following sales procedures.
If the Mets and their adviser, Steve Greenberg of Allen & Company, follow standard sales procedure, potential suitors will first see income statements, balance sheets and projections, which are part of an offering memorandum that is designed to enhance the team's marketability.
If they are not kicking butt, I might say something like, "Did you die last Tuesday and forget to tell me about it?" What I tell clients is perhaps even less amenable to proper corporate sales procedure.
Fruit of the Loom Inc. failed to win court approval today for its proposed bankruptcy sale procedures, jeopardizing an $835 million offer by Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Mr. Lauria argued that the proposed sale procedures would preclude other potential bidders, although Chrysler's lawyers said that they will consider them.
Fruit of the Loom won court approval for its proposed bankruptcy sale procedures, clearing the way for an $835 million bid for the underwear maker by Warren E. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
