The phrase "stimulate purchasing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of encouraging or promoting the buying of goods or services. Example: The company's new marketing campaign aims to stimulate purchasing and increase sales by offering discounts and promotions.
Mr Wood argues that China is doing more to boost domestic consumption (for example, through incentives to stimulate purchases of cars and consumer durables, and increased health-care spending) than America is doing to boost its saving.
Product presentation, for instance, can go a long way to stimulate purchase behavior.
Inclusion in the index will stimulate purchase of trust shares by institutions, which strive to match the index's performance.
Should they specify an ideal tablet for the task and expect manufacturers to build a new product to meet the specs; or should they distribute funds to stimulate purchase of a variety of devices?
Zhu and her team offer possible solutions, such as employing packaging cues that stimulate purchase without strongly implying effectiveness, or using effectiveness cues in advertisements and outer packaging but removing them from the bottle or tube that contains the product.
When a related filler is provided during the wait, customer attention on the shopping situation increases, thereby stimulating purchase intention.
In 2017, we can expect that coupons will adopt a more consumer-centric approach whereby people can freely access and benefit from coupons for products they want – stimulating purchases whether they want to shop online or in-store.
In order to stimulate consumer purchasing, he has exhorted Japanese companies to replenish thin wallets by increasing wages.
Second, an end to Chimerica would lessen the potentially dangerous reliance of American economic policy on measures to stimulate domestic purchasing.
