The phrase "adapt to customer" is not correct as it is missing a necessary article and should be "adapt to the customer" or "adapt to customers." You can use it when discussing the need for a business or service to adjust its offerings or approach based on customer needs or preferences.
Example: "In order to succeed in this competitive market, we must adapt to the customer and ensure our products meet their expectations."
Alternatives: "adjust to customer needs" or "tailor to customers."
"We have to continue to adapt to customer demands, which our network must reflect.
In 2013, the interface of the TV as we know it will continue to adapt to customer demand, and platforms built around increased convenience, wider choice and enhanced control will continue to bear fruit.
Want to keep tabs on which promotions work and which don't? Wi-Fi makes it easy to follow and adapt to customer behavior.
Sharing services have staying power because of their ability to adapt to customer needs, including growth into new markets and updated service offerings.
"One of our difficulties," said Eric Chanié, 31, Alpha's director for engineering and development, "is that you have to adapt to customers' needs, and it is actually difficult to follow the whole gamut".
Following is a sampling of specialty food stores; most are new, but one, Sickles Market in Little Silver, has been around for a century and continues to adapt to customers' tastes.
By now, we all know that our every move online can be tracked and traced, and that, ideally, services learn from and adapt to customers based on an artful deployment of that data.
But the banking chief dismissed suggestions that developments in mobile technology would lead to the "death" of branches; they will instead adapt to customers' needs and become places reserved for "big moments" such as applying for a mortgage or resolving a complaint, Mr Browne said.
Through continuous use, these bots adapt to customers and effectively "learn," allowing them to make suggestions based on purchase history and products best suited for specific customers.
They get trained to acquire American accents and humour, to better adapt to customers' needs an ocean away.
Commercial ones are black boxes which only allow the inclusion of custom static rules, adapted to customer environment.
