"customers at large" is a valid expression in written English.
It typically implies a large group or class of customers that is not specified. For example: We will provide a discount for our customers at large.
Cigna's health care business has lagged since it lost some customers at large employers to rivals like the UnitedHealth Group.
Alvey's been busy signing up customers at large media sites.
Those possibly affected are customers at large employers, people enrolled in Medicaid managed-care plans and individual policyholders.
The data breach extended across all of Anthem's business, possibly affecting customers at large employers, individual policyholders and people enrolled in Medicaid managed-care plans.
But there is still a lot of space for apps to consider what other features and functionality will be most useful for the most employees and for the business customer at large.
Speaking to customers at the largest branch of Uniqlo in Japan, this word pops up a lot.
The average sale at a Dollar Tree is $7, but customers at the larger stores spend more because more of the merchandise can be displayed at eye level rather than piled up in bins, Mr. Bergman said.
We now have a methodology to bring solar electricity to off grid customers at a larger scale" says Mansoor.
The average score for organizational culture was between 3.73 and 3.19, but the highest score was 3.73: "satisfying the need of customers at the largest scale".
Businesses need to be asking always: How are we adding value to our customers and society at large?
Third, companies must develop new relationships with employees, environmental groups, customers, the public at large, and governments.
