The phrase "wider customer" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Our new marketing strategy centers around reaching a wider customer base."
The credit-card business also offers access to a wider customer base.
Now firmly established, with a much wider customer base than many of its rivals, its primary-coloured feature walls and simple wooden furniture have helped maintain Edinburgh Central's reputation as one of the best-value accommodation options in the city.
Routinely over the years, according to officials of both airlines, Concordes were flown to airports in the United States just for publicity to gin up a wider customer base.
The likes of Heston Blumenthal, Gordon Ramsay and Fergus Henderson are creating innovative spaces and menus for a wider customer base – notably American and European tourists – willing to save up for fine dining splurges with a celebrity twist.
Are things like art, music, spirituality or sport only of value because they are believed to contribute to the bottom line, by raising educational attainment, attracting a wider customer base, or enabling us to command higher fees?
Whether these services should target specific niche markets or pursue a wider customer base was an area of some disagreement requiring further research, in a low density developed country setting.
Segway was a marvel but never found a wide customer base.
The bigger they grow, the more local entrepreneurs and small businesses can connect with a wide customer base.
However, it is unclear whether the option will find wide customer acceptance, without an LDC's intensive customer education and marketing efforts.
The business, Mr. Brill said, is a "long haul" proposition based primarily on the value of verified biometric identity, which itself will drive a wide customer base.
Atherton is not convinced about the value of plans to cap prepayment meter bills and introduce an industry-wide customer database controlled by the industry regulator, Ofgem.
