The phrase 'your buying' is not correct and usable in written English.
The correct phrase is 'you're buying.' For example: "You're buying a new car next month?".
Do they sway your buying choices?
Does knowing more about palm oil affect your buying habits?
Would knowledge of air miles that food had traveled affect your buying decisions?
That's going to affect your buying decisions, if you're thoughtful about it".
But what you can do is send messages with your buying habits.
The hot new technique in exploring your buying decision is called "observational research" or "retail ethnography".
But if you do change your buying habits, will it really make any difference?
So the journey, not the result, should drive your buying decision.
So cheaper goods aren't really any cheaper in terms of your buying power.
You may also have to make inflation adjustments along the way to maintain your buying power.
Therefore to say we appreciate your buying from us is putting it too mildly Cordially, H--- & Co.
