The phrase "a consumer of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who uses or purchases goods or services, typically in a specific context related to consumption.
Example: "As a consumer of a wide range of products, I often compare prices and quality before making a purchase."
Alternatives: "a user of" or "a purchaser of".
The big change now is not that everyone is an I.T. manager – there are still plenty of ways companies will control devices, access to computers, and data – but that everyone is a consumer of a lot of data.
It's a comic tale, as awful holidays often are in hindsight, but was Roberts also aware, as a recently married person and a parent as well as a consumer, of a need to discuss and to share this new phase of life?
For a consumer of a non-certified good, the standard provides no guidance, so the mean of f(Q) is independent of the certification standard.3.3
Anyone can implement it on the web, and there aren't any gatekeepers or filters between a producer and a consumer of a creative work.
"By connecting a home air conditioning system to the Internet," he says, "we can monitor its energy usage for efficiency, diagnose system problems or even notify a consumer of a potential problem before it arises, and then schedule a service call".
Amazingly enough, at the end of the day (actually a year or so later), Cablevision won, establishing the principle of remote control by a consumer of a device.
This theory suggests that the utility or value to a consumer of an additional unit of a product is (at least beyond some critical quantity) inversely related to the number of units of that product he already owns.
He was a "consumer" of that, not a "producer" of it.
A consumer of politics, just like an investor, should practice due diligence.
"Cultivora means a consumer of culture," said Joshua Sunder, a founder and the company's chief marketing officer.
Iran is a consumer of Argentina's agricultural commodities, an especially important tie as Argentina's economy slows.
