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The phrase "at niche" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when it could be used, as it does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The product is designed for use at niche markets." (Note: "at niche" should be replaced with "in niche" for correctness.)
Alternatives: "in niche" or "within niche".
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Was it fair to point at niche festivals showcasing this music?
Initially, molecular electronics would be aimed at niche markets such as flash memory for cameras.
As the cards become more popular, they are increasingly being marketed at niche demographic segments, Ms. Garcia said.
Publishers with an eye for evangelism and for markets have long profited by directing Bibles at niche markets: just-married couples, teenage boys, teenage girls, recovering addicts.
Most will continue to offer some free content (aimed at general consumers) and content you pay for (aimed mainly at niche markets, in particular business users).
In the more traditional field of piloted military aircraft, some new players are aiming at niche segments with substantial long-term potential.
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Release of an initial catalog of 178 initial reference genome sequences from the microbial flora of diverse anatomical niches in 2010 provided an opportunity of probing at niche-specific variations, if any, in the genome architectures of the human microbiota.
Some of these have looked at times at our niche, and are competing for the same dollars.
We all worked at the club Niche at some point, but Sean stayed there and became the right hand man for the club.
"Woodies were aimed at a niche market," he said.
"We are looking at a niche market," said Ray Chew, secretary general of the Garment Manufacturers Associationn in Cambodia.
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