[Idiom] end use customer

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Hello!

Does the phrase "end-use customer" make sense in English?

Thank you
Will
 
Will17 said:
Hello!

Does the phrase "end-use customer" make sense in English?

Thank you
Will
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Yes. But it's redundant. You can just say "end-user".
 
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