The phrase "wide array of customers" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to describe a large and diverse group of customers. Here is an example sentence: "Our company caters to a wide array of customers, from young professionals to retired seniors."
Perhaps more interestingly, Salesforce created an open ecosystem inviting 3rd party developers to address the wide array of customer requirements for particular job functions and industries.
Variability and small lot size is a common feature for many discrete manufacturing processes designed to meet a wide array of customer needs.
This is a new pricing tier for Amazon Fresh and one that may make the service more palatable to a wider array of customers.
In a world that's going digital fast, Tejada knows PagerDuty can appeal to a far wider array of customers by selling them a product they can understand.
Each private insurer, by contrast, offers a wide array of plans for different types of customers, each with its own terms.
The company, which was founded in 1999, has now raised $200 million in its drive to marry big enterprise customers to a wide array of services – hotel, airline, restaurants, rental cars, shipping, event tickets, and parking – via customized portals.
GM has also beefed up the Chevrolet Volt, a gas-electric hybrid that compromises on pure electric driving to bring the technology within reach of a wider array of potential customers.
It will simply have a wider array of new customers to sell to and more platforms on which people can watch the sport.
But McGraw-Hill argued that the remaining four businesses would complement one another and appeal to customers seeking a wide array of services.
Not only did he intend to revive Kmart, the nation's No. 2 discount chain, by attracting new customers with a wide array of useful, low-price goods, but he would also do it by September 2002.
