The phrase "wide user base" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase typically refers to the amount of people using a product or service, and is often used in business contexts. For example, "The software program has a wide user base, with millions of people using it daily."
Certainly the model is cheaper for the occasional user which has a wide user base.
In crowdsourcing, applications actively involve a wide user base to solicit their knowledge about particular topics or events.
All three have a wide user base, have experience with some sort of payments, and are faced by the same challenges.
The open source software framework GNU radio under GNU general public license (GPL) was adopted to realize the transceiver chain depicted in Fig. 4. The choice of GNU radio was motivated by its scalability, its flexibility in setting the signal processing components, and its wide user base.
I was curious when you've been beta testing this and what sort of conversions you've been seeing… A: We haven't launched yet and at the moment the affiliate revenue isn't activated yet so we're focused on getting this to spread and getting a wide user base.
Oh, and here's another tricky part: for any app to be able to truly be capable of serendipitous discovery, it would also have to surprise you from time to time with something that's just outside your typical interests, but where historical, aggregate data from a wide user base indicates that hey, you just might like this, too.
Then two things happened that changed the industry for good – one was that mass mobile gaming really caught on, and the second was the arrival of Unity – a platform that opened up games development to a wider user base.
Ho says in Europe the company hopes to focus on the commercial vehicle market first, producing buses and taxis, because these vehicles can reach a wider user base and help BYD to build up a brand in Europe.
Patrick Tomasiewicz, a New Balance marketing associate for running shoes and apparel, said the online initiatives were aimed at men ages 18 to 34, who he said represented the model's "widest user base".
Mr. Almunia said that he cleared the deal partly because Google's business model had been to share its Android mobile operating system with other device makers to gain the widest user base, making it less likely that the company would restrict the use of Android solely to Motorola, which is a relatively minor player in Europe.
"It allows us to reach a much wider user base.
