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The phrase 'cater to your' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone who is providing goods or services that are tailored to someone's individual needs or preferences. For example: "This restaurant is known for its ability to cater to your every culinary need."
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Another crucial rule: cater to your niche, in everything from your décor to your advertising strategy.
But be aware: The world doesn't really cater to your type anymore.
The entertainment, travel and fashion industries would cater to your slightest whim.
There's a growing trend to build home-grown applications that specifically cater to your business' needs.
You could try a course at L'Atelier des Chefs, which will cater to your specifications in London, Lille or Paris.
Having an expanse of built-in furniture custom designed to cater to your every need is wonderful, until it's time to sell.
There's no need to pack your camping stove, either – the chef at the camp's "mountain kitchen" will cater to your every whim.
This will help you cater to your customers; after all, they are the ones who will ultimately keep the business afloat.
As men age, they need more direct genital stimulation, so as a couple you will have to find ways to cater to your needs.
So you can have your parties and your stuff at your house, but don't expect us to cater to your culture".
You'll find that I am always available to protect you from life's unpleasant sensations and to cater to your imperious whims, honey bun.
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