The phrase "at zoom" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a meeting or event conducted via the Zoom platform, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We will have our weekly team meeting at Zoom next Tuesday."
Alternatives: "on Zoom" or "via Zoom".
He had been senior vice president for marketing and research at Zoom Media and Marketing.
"We're thrilled," said Robert Redford, sitting in a booth at Zoom restaurant in Park City.
Throughout her 20's Ms. Ristelhueber worked in publishing, notably at Zoom, a French visual-arts magazine.
Service at Zoom is smart and informed, and the international wine selection, while limited, is well chosen and fairly priced.
Just north of East Durham we considered stopping at Zoom Flume, the Catskills' largest water park, but Willa wanted to push on to the caverns.
Bump into Wally Shawn and Jackie Bisset and Traci Lords at the Killer Films party at Zoom! Now, Diary, please don't be jealous, but oh, my heart was fluttering so when I talked to Ms. Lords!
The poet who grew renowned for spacing out was even better at zooming in.
3D cameras, as they exist today, aren't so great at zooming in.
The physiological responses to a drug or disease are manifestations of events that can be studied at zoomed-in perspectives.
By exploiting model generalization, Mimoza reduces the dimension of the model's network at outer zoom levels, and intelligently co-localizes equivalent reactions and molecular species at inner zoom levels.
He had been chief operating officer at ZoomInfo (Zoom Information), Waltham, Mass.
