The phrase "a customer requests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action taken by a customer, typically in a business or service context.
Example: "When a customer requests assistance, our team is always ready to help."
Alternatives: "a client asks" or "a patron inquires".
One of them, in December 2002, announced the availability of customized antitheft kits which should be provided "if a customer requests," at a cost of $175.
Animals must be killed according to Islamic law for their meat to be halal, a practice followed at the store only when a customer requests halal meat.
When a customer requests an item, a clerk consults a giant alphabetized book of inventory, and on the appropriate page, a whole little world pops out.
If a customer requests to be unsubscribed from marketing communications, businesses have a small window to ensure they are removed from the system.
A traditional product development project at BBA might progress in the following way: A customer requests a meaty flavor for a soy product, and the sample must be delivered within a week.
Starbucks's hometown of Seattle banned plastic straws and utensils beginning this month, while California cities including Malibu, Davis and San Luis Obispo prohibit restaurants from handing out plastic straws unless a customer requests one.
Jared brought up a customer request and, after reading it, let out a quick snort to indicate its elementary nature.
While they were there, a customer requested "Sometimes When We Touch," and the singer didn't know it.
Another insight from our research is the value of making a personal connection with a customer requesting support.
And it can be calibrated to ask more questions, or require a closer voice match, for a customer requesting a large transaction.
Amazon, which is based in Seattle, altered its data-privacy policy last September to allow it to share customer data like names and e-mail addresses with other companies, unless a customer requested otherwise.
