The phrase "a range of customer" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a range of customers"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to a variety of customers or clients that a business serves.
Example: "Our company caters to a range of customers, from small businesses to large corporations."
Alternatives: "a variety of customers" or "a spectrum of clients".
Developing product families has been recognized as an efficient and effective means to realize sufficient product variety to satisfy a range of customer and support mass customization manufacturing.
This is a world class business that is benefitting from underlying strong demand and a combination of new launches and the integration of existing products into a range of customer machines.
SAP wants to be the biggest provider of software products that cover a range of customer needs, including keeping databases.
Think of a call center providing a range of customer support and inside sales functions for your firm.
Acxiom has leveraged its proprietary customer data-integration software and database products to offer a range of customer management tools, in addition to information technology outsourcing and facilities management services.
255 Romanian bank employees providing a range of customer services (194 women and 61 men) completed the Frankfurt Emotion Work Scales (FEWS; Zapf et al., 2001) and the Job Descriptive Index (JDI) (Smith et al., 1969).
His appeal is broad enough to welcome a range of customers, from urban gay men to married suburban women.
While young professionals may carry multiple electronic devices, hotels that gather feedback in a variety of formats, including Web and paper, can reach a range of customers.
After sitting down and talking to a range of customers from the different sub-sectors of their industry, the idea for a business intelligence product to serve law firms, management consultants and other private health suppliers emerged.
Stephen Blake, the senior director of the CMA's cartels and criminal group, said: "The allegations concern prices charged to a range of customers, including high street chains, online fashion retailers and consumer goods brands.
A high-tech start-up, he said, is inherently running more risk if it can present its product to only one potential buyer, the government, rather than a range of customers, some of whom may want the product, he said.
