The phrase "abundant customer" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a context where you want to describe a customer base that is plentiful or numerous, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "Our company has an abundant customer base, which allows us to expand our services."
Alternatives: "large customer base" or "numerous customers".
In the mall, the mingling of my financial status and my customers' abundant wealth results in a kind of daily culture shock to which I have yet to adapt.
Employees were experienced, helpful, and abundant (the employee-to-customer ratio was unusually high).
Customers deserve abundant transportation choices, which should include these smartphone-based ride-hailing services.
This abundant supply is driven by customer demand for more and more variety, as Americans treat automobiles as fashion accessories and image enhancers.
The signs were abundant that younger riders — the customers motorcycle companies covet — desired simpler, cheaper bikes.
China also gains from more vertical integration in manufacturing, better infrastructure and transport links with overseas suppliers and customers and an abundant supply of skilled workers (NorthPole now sends Chinese engineers to Bangladesh).
A piano playing a Latin tune drew me through a doorway into an atmosphere of sadness: a dim tavern, a stale smell, the piano's weary melody, and a single customer, an ample, attractive woman with abundant blond hair.
Though explanations were in short supply on Thursday, U.P.S. took to social media to offer abundant apologies, responding individually with direct messages to its unhappy customers on Twitter.
Customers have high expectations and are empowered with abundant choices.
For the last three years, dozens of Internet companies have generated sales leads for car dealers, providing abundant information to consumers about what is available and then sending the customer to a dealer to close the sale.
