"wholesale issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to an issue that affects many people or a large number of things. For example, "The wholesale issue of racism in America has been a pressing social problem for centuries."
The work described above mainly focused on wholesale market issues.
Doctors who were easily manipulated by their patients — or corrupted by the money in play — set up so-called pill mills, pain clinics that thrived on a wholesale business of issuing OxyContin prescriptions.
Banks in Britain have had some success in reducing their reliance on short-term wholesale funding by issuing long-term bonds and asset-backed securities.Despite these glimmers of hope, bank-funding stresses in Europe may intensify over the next few years.
But, concerned about the possible impact, a handful of states have issued orders prohibiting any wholesale price increases to take effect without their permission.
In the coming weeks, the F.C.C., in response to an appeals court decision, is expected to issue new wholesale telephone rate rules that are all but certain to be significantly more favorable to the regional Bells than the old rules.
"Rising wholesale costs is an issue facing all energy suppliers," he added.
The proponents of the city case think pressure will mount on Mr. Pataki and state lawmakers to overhaul the financing system, but this is Albany, where the political gridlock is so pervasive that wholesale reform on many issues is very rare.
The announcement of Project Inthanon says: "The BOT and the participating banks will collaboratively design and develop a proof-of-concept prototype for wholesale funds transfer by issuing wholesale Central Bank Digital Currency Wholesale CBDCC)." Phase 1 of Project Inthanon will involve development and testing of key payment features such as a liquidity-saving mechanism and risk management.
One wholesale license can be issued per 30,000 residents in a Pennsylvania county.
But there is no analysis of the competition problems in the wholesale market or the Goldman Sachs issue – an agent across a range of wholesale markets with allegedly too much market power.
