The phrase "appropriate for customers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing products, services, or content that is suitable or fitting for a customer audience.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to create content that is appropriate for customers of all ages."
Alternatives: "suitable for customers" or "fitting for customers".
Mobile shopping is particularly appropriate for customers of flash sale sites like Gilt.
"Some specialist providers will offer cover to ex-pats, but an international health insurance policy may be more appropriate for customers who spend long periods in another country".
Herb Perone, a spokesman for the Securities and Exchange Commission, said his agency regarded the sale of variable annuities as fraught with regulatory risks and was examining a number of companies "to determine whether exchanges were appropriate for customers".
But regulators are preparing changes to address identified problems, he said, including "appropriate remedies for customers who have been financially harmed".
The site also adopted the iGoDigital software platform to determine appropriate recommendations for customers, based on items they browsed, purchased or put in their shopping cart.
And so not saying that it's easy, but if you design the appropriate jobs for customers, we don't see limits to scale with it.
Szkutak vaguely responded, saying that the Kindle was currently getting better economies but not really answering the question: "We certainly are getting better economies, and given the growth in Kindle devices..we think that's an appropriate price for customers, we think it's helpful given the growth that we're seeing".
The Skype for Business service (skype.com/business, now owned by eBay) is more appropriate for business customers and allows more control, monitoring and consolidated billing.
Sally Geller, senior buyer for Williams-Sonoma's catalogs and Internet site, where Mr. Yang's garbage cans are sold, explained that the brand, as well as the garbage can, was what made Simplehuman appropriate for her customers.
Another suggestion was to extend so-called suitability rules -- those requiring brokers to make sure that investments are appropriate for their customers -- to include day traders and online investors.
Company officials declined to comment yesterday, but in earlier interviews they defended their products as appropriate for their customers and said that their agents were held to the highest standards of business practice.
