The phrase "shopping form" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or template that collects information related to shopping, such as a purchase order or a customer feedback form.
Example: "Please fill out the shopping form to complete your order."
Alternatives: "purchase form" or "order form".
Because of her reputed harshness, Snyder was often the judge favored by Morgenthau's prosecutors, and "judge shopping" formed the basis of a recent appeal by a defendant convicted in her court.
In addition to work accounts, people are opening accounts for family and friends, online shopping forms and even as decoys to deflect spam.
The ID number replaces a credit card number and is designed to be entered as a MasterCard number in online shopping forms.
It fosters community and makes shopping a form of belonging.
Gift shops, art galleries, bookstores, ice cream parlors, tearooms, restaurants and dozens of antiques shops form the business district.
Fifth Avenue is home to taco stands, Ecuadorean bodegas and Mexican churches, while up the hill, along Eighth Avenue, Chinese fish markets and ginseng medicine shops form Brooklyn's Chinatown.
Together the passageways and shops form an eerie Pompeii, a hushed and lightless world of ash, shards of glass and crumpled ceilings, interspersed with scenes of a New York City morning frozen in time.
The five shops forming Wirestone will work together as autonomous divisions, he said, adding that plans call for 12 to 15 acquisitions throughout the United States by the end of the year.
The line, snaking past a check-cashing place, the diner and an auto body shop, formed at 9 30 a.m., half an hour before the doors opened, and continued through much of the day, with the wait as long as an hour at one point.
No problem--make a game of whatever you are doing with them form shopping at the local Publix to raking leaves.
The quest for size and this discount-shopping form of capitalism is also stripping countries of their sophisticated economic drivers.
