The phrase "a particular customer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific customer in a context where distinguishing them from others is necessary.
Example: "We need to address the concerns raised by a particular customer regarding our service quality."
Alternatives: "a specific client" or "an individual customer".
When a marketing message is customized to a particular customer, that person is much more likely to notice and even take action on it.
Customization means manufacturing a product or delivering a service in response to a particular customer's needs, and mass customization means doing it in a cost-effective way.
They can learn what customers like and based on that information, they can supply customized offers that are meaningful to a particular customer instead of spraying customers with spam offers that will have little meaning and will likely be ignored.
Does the direct model imply a particular customer strategy?
Typically, we're not doing that job for a particular customer; it's for that customer's marketplace.
Or is there a particular customer group that we should pay more attention to – including current non-customers?
These groups may have no way of knowing whether another group has already extended credit to a particular customer.
Defence contractors, however, usually supply only a limited amount of equipment designed to meet the specific requirements of a particular customer.
WHEN the police arrived with a search warrant at the Tattered Cover bookstore in Denver last spring, they wanted to know what books a particular customer had bought.
CUSTOMERS' DISSERVICE It may seem counterintuitive to argue that it may be better sometimes for business owners to worry more about their business than about a particular customer.
If the company knows a particular customer was defrauded, and by how much, it is under no obligation to point that out to the customer.
