The phrase "consumer parts" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to parts or components that are used in products for consumers, such as household appliances or electronic devices. Example: The company specializes in manufacturing high-quality consumer parts for popular electronic devices like smartphones and laptops.
Over time, in the consumer part of the market, the lines between the two will blur more and more.
The consolidation was made by awarding Riney the local consumer part of the account, which had been handled most recently by McCann Erickson Worldwide, New York, part of the McCann Erickson Worldgroup unit of the Interpublic Group of Companies.
Part memoir of a cultural consumer, part group portrait of today's "culture capitalists" in the entertainment industry, this book argues that a "hierarchy of hotness" has replaced traditional notions of quality.
Total annual spending for Burger King is estimated at $400 million; the national consumer part handled by Lowe Lintas, part of the Lowe Group unit of the Interpublic Group of Companies, is estimated at $100 million to $125 million.
By then, after an inevitable shakeout, only a few major brands will dominate the consumer part of the business, which now accounts for about 30percentt of online sales, most of them in leisure travel.
"The Consumer part has good fit with objectives and strategy of Consortium, and will become part of ecosystem with substantial investment capacity.
An independent agency to protect against abuse by financial institutions was supposed to be the consumer part of the quid pro quo for accepting the taxpayer bailout of banks.
It was part consumer advisory, part boast: a declaration that a long-running band like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, who released their debut album in 1976, are more than their hits.
They know that their twentysomething demographic largely engages with fashion online and they adapt their strategy accordingly to make consumers part of the fashion week conversation.
Starting out as an economist in Istanbul, he initiated the first attempts to link village farmers and city consumers, part of his belief that food production should be small-scale, local and organic.
