"high patronage" is a perfectly valid phrase in written English.
It generally refers to someone or something receiving the approval and support of an individual with a position of great power or influence. For example, "The new restaurant opened with the high patronage of the mayor."
Participants who view blue or low-brightness backgrounds have high patronage intentions regardless of whether prices are high or low.
Three of the four worst-performing stations, in terms of passenger entrapment, in the T&W Metro were the stations with very high patronage levels and monitors as the dispatch equipment.
The results would be useful to designers in knowing the type of designs usually ordered by customers with the design code, and which combinations of the attributes have high patronage.
If this same project where to be located in Lagos, the figures will be different and the NPV value will certainly be positive because of expected high patronage of local and international tourist.
The high patronage attests to the fact that Ghanaians have embraced the NHIS as the preferred health care financing mechanism (18).
So I went for herbal medicine and it helped me" (Focus group participant, ANC client, Madina) Comparatively, high patronage of herbal therapy was reported among non-conventional antenatal attendees (TBA clients) than among conventional antenatal clinic clients.
His is the highest patronage office.
"We are not afraid of murderers, even those who enjoy the highest patronage".
Specifically, the presence of non-interactive talking avatar in the online store prompted higher patronage intention among males, while reducing patronage intention among females.
This poor foundation exposes them to high business risks, difficulty in securing financial support from formal institutions and patronage by informal moneylenders at a higher interest rate.
"Camden County government back in the late eighties had been the subject of a lot of ugly newspaper stories about high-level patronage, pinstripe patronage — a lot of bond houses, lawyers," Norcross said, and added, "There's probably some corruption involved".
