The phrase "as for consumer" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when introducing a topic related to consumers, but it typically requires additional context or modification for clarity.
Example: "As for consumers, their preferences have shifted significantly in recent years."
Alternatives: "Regarding consumers" or "Concerning consumers".
As for consumer choice, today's system of state-based alcohol control drives entrepreneurial growth and generates vast consumer options.
As for consumer advocates and lawmakers zeroing in on her company, Ms. Braly brushes off the criticism.
As for consumer goods companies and grocery stores, the report offers qualified praise for Walmart, Procter & Gamble, Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever.
The result shows that with the current technology, the use of FL and LED lamp is beneficial for utility as well as for consumer.
In 1980 President Jimmy Carter imposed credit controls in a ham-fisted effort to reduce inflation: banks that exceeded targets for some types of loans such as for consumer purchases and mergers had to set aside extra reserves.
Passing the new bill, which is expected to be signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo, became necessary after New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman went after Fan Duel and Draft Kings, earlier this year, for violating New York's law against gambling, as well as for consumer fraud.
Skrillex sums things up as much for consumers as he does for creators.
BDO's analysts acknowledged that this may well "come as shock" for consumers accustomed to years of retail-price deflation.
It's as true for consumer apps as it is for the enterprise.
Predatory conduct by health insurers is at least as bad for consumer welfare as predatory conduct which occurs in other industries.
"With attention focused on consumer spending and little hope for a fast rebound in housing," he said, "the bank card series may raise concerns for many consumer-related businesses as well as for consumer-oriented lending institutions".
