The phrase "a core market" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the primary or most important segment of a market that a business targets or serves.
Example: "Our company has identified a core market of young professionals who are looking for affordable housing options."
Alternatives: "a primary market" or "a key market segment".
This is a core market for all airport hotels with the floor space to accommodate conferences.
Yorkshire's membership has halved during that period, robbing them of a core market for international tickets.
Amazon Fresh steps up the competitive intensity a good deal in a core market to our minds.
Still, there was a core market for Pecker's products, and he raised prices for his remaining customers.
Plus, Cambridge is a 40-minute rail commute to London, so there is still a core market of owners who live here but work in the capital".
Driving and owning a Mustang gave baby boomers, a core market segment squeezed between work and family commitments, an emotional high.
It created a core marketing-leadership team and an analytics group responsible for building scientific-learning capabilities.
A post-test only control group experimental design was employed with a total of 235 business students enrolled in a core marketing unit – Brand & Product Management – at an Australian university.
Lee's business model involves building a core marketing company and surrounding it with satellite investments that can draw on the capabilities of the core to realize their growth potential.
Thirty years along, we do care, to the point that consumer anxiety about agricultural practices is a core marketing message for Belcampo, the vertically integrated manger-to-table sustainable-meat company that I wrote about in this week's food issue of the magazine.
"It is a subject most people would rather not think about, particularly while dining". Thirty years along, we do care, to the point that consumer anxiety about agricultural practices is a core marketing message for Belcampo, the vertically integrated manger-to-table sustainable-meat company that I wrote about in this week's food issue of the magazine.
