The phrase "diverse patrons" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group of customers or clients who are varied in terms of their backgrounds, demographics, or preferences. Example: The restaurant prides itself on attracting diverse patrons, from young families to elderly couples, showcasing their diverse menu options.
Diverse patrons interacted to create a beautiful portrait of Brooklyn.
Ever since Rocker made his unfavorable comments about the diverse patrons of the No. 7 train late in 1999, the bomb squad has been making sure the clubhouse doesn't blow.
The American dream has become a reality for diverse patrons at 100 public libraries in 28 states since January 2007, as adult English-language learners participated in American Dream Starts @ your library programs.
Eventually, he owned a record store, one of the only ones in the nation selling white-power music, and he credits his diverse patrons for salvation reminding him that he had a lot more in common with people of color than he thought.
Although Marie's Crisis is sometimes listed among gay bars, it's much more diverse, its patrons bound principally by their outsize love of the musical theater and their ardent belief that life is indeed a cabaret.
Matt Molloy's looked promising that night, with a diverse group of patrons who at around 8 45 began to drift into the music room in the back, which was set up with neat rows of chairs.
Black's popular 1LLUM1NAUGHT¥ events, for example, were a safe space for queer people of color in the city and offered patrons diverse, homegrown music.
Museums also provide a powerful resource for shaping the identity of a community; the curiosity of an incredibly diverse set of patrons begets an extraordinary opportunity for conversation, exploration and adventure.
In this Bed-Stuy bar, patrons as diverse as the neighborhood gather on the little dance floor, many angling for someone new to match their rhythm.
WINE LIST Twelve by-the-glass selections, a smattering of French, Italian, Australian, Chilean and New Zealand picks, a long California list and a more substantial representation of Long Island choices than usual offer patrons a diverse, interesting, though not inexpensive, array.
WINE LIST -- Twelve selections by the glass, a smattering of French, Italian, Australian, Chilean and New Zealand picks, a long California list and a more substantial representation of Long Island choices than usual offer patrons a diverse, interesting, though not inexpensive, array.
