The phrase "a narrow constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific, limited group of people who share common interests or concerns, often in a political or organizational context.
Example: "The proposed policy changes were met with resistance from a narrow constituency that felt their needs were being overlooked."
Alternatives: "a limited audience" or "a small voter base".
Critics say Dr Ramphele can only appeal to a narrow constituency of educated urbanites.
"That may be an appropriate answer for a narrow constituency," he said.
Whereas economic interests and most cause groups benefit a narrow constituency, public interest groups promote issues of general public concern (e.g., environmental protection, human rights, and consumer rights).
"You shaped your actual campaign -- both inside and outside the party -- to appeal to a narrow constituency in ways that increasingly excluded me, my adherents inside the party and the base to which I relate," she said in a letter of resignation delivered on Sunday.
Presidents must lead the entire country, not a narrow constituency.
In it, he summarized the meeting with Randolph: "There is an atmosphere of tolerance for hate, which permeates only a narrow constituency at Riverdale, but that targets a specific community and enables the type of behavior that we experienced last week," Keinan alleged.
If Labor wants to pursue a constructive agenda, the "tough" policies needed to fund it – yet maintain the balanced budget over the cycle – should be directed at a narrower constituency.
General guidance on conducting an economic evaluation recommends adopting a broad societal analytic perspective as the gold standard, but it is widely recognised that a narrower analytic perspective (e.g. health care system) may be sufficient if the purpose of the evaluation is to inform decisions that will be made within a narrower constituency (e.g. health care system) [ 18].
The Haitian government still had to agree to the deal, but the fact that a Cabinet officer had announced support for what was, after all, a pretty narrow constituency — the nine hundred or so American families who were in the process of adopting from Haiti — was testament to the emotional power that saving orphans still commands.
At this stage, Arnold Schwarzenegger is playing to a very specific, narrow constituency with a pretty good idea what their ticket is buying them.
Each is important to some narrow constituency: a particular labor union, say, or even a single company.
