"end user base" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in references to technology and business to describe the group of people who use a particular product or service. Example: Our company's new software has a user-friendly interface and has quickly gained traction among our end user base, leading to a 20% increase in sales.
"The engine segments the customer's end user base and proposes automated segmentation, customer insight (based on hard numbers), actions and campaigns in a prescriptive way.
While it has a bigger end user base for smart speaker voice apps thanks to Echo's popularity, the apps have so far been somewhat difficult to monetize, despite Amazon's more recent support for in-app purchases and subscriptions.
In the long run, it's not so much about beating Lazada's direct rivals or tapping into new growth markets outside of China; it's about securing access to a massive end user base in a market whose lack of commerce infrastructure is eerily similar to early days China.
One touch navigation Since the end user base had little or no experience, touch errors were common and frequent.
Some of the key features that were incorporated through our agile approach included: One touch navigation Since the end user base had little or no experience, touch errors were common and frequent.
Tech products will also be able to provide more good local information, contextualized to the end user based on local graphs of topics, interests and places down to the neighborhood level.
Indeed, has everyone forgotten how Seesmic effectively ceded the high-end user base to Tweetdeck, realising that if if could not win the high-end war it would have to pivot into the enterprise and cosy-up to Salesforce?
Measurement Specialties, Inc. is engaged in the design, development and manufacture of sensors and sensor-based systems for original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and end users, based on a range of technology and characterized by the MEAS brand name.
Screen resolution on the Moto E is sub-HD, but the squeezed price-tag is the news here: Motorola is targeting a growing low end user-base which is the engine of smartphone industry growth right now, as more mobile users in emerging markets abandon their dumb phones and jump aboard the smartphone bandwagon.
The contextual information presents necessary information to end users based on their predefined preferences but it requires additional processing for contextual data preparation and information visualisation.
Demand response (DR) programs are applied to reduce peak loads by changing energy usage patterns of end users based on energy prices or pre-designed incentives [13].
