The phrase "a normal customer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an average or typical customer in a business context.
Example: "In our survey, we found that a normal customer prefers online shopping over in-store purchases."
Alternatives: "an average customer" or "a typical customer".
"I think his security team thought it was odd I was just treating him like a normal customer," he said.
I looked at the cars from a dual point of view: that of a racing driver and that of a normal customer".
These teams are the same ones called on by the press office to try to resolve complaints that threaten to go public, and wield much more power than a normal customer service department.
The moral: The government is not a normal customer.
Merchants are liable to elevate you to the level of a normal customer if you engage respectfully.
It turns out that I am a perfectly normal customer in this respect.
A man who works in reservations at the W, who gave his name only as Robert, said that in fact, the delegates were an improvement on the normal customer.
"What the staff did goes far above normal customer service and gave us a once-in-a-lifetime experience that we will never forget.
But controlling a position in the purchase stack could and arguably should replace their normal customer acquisition process; rather than waiting for a consumer to accrue a large balance from a series of purchases (at a ridiculously high credit card interest rate) and then refinance, catch it as the balance comes in from purchases.
" I have heard some brands strongly advocate for water repellency for fabrics that probably don't need it for their intended use and the normal customer would never notice a difference if the chemicals were not there," he says.
Then again, they are right to want to milk a normal, sober customer.
