The phrase "adherence to customer" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing compliance or loyalty to customer needs or expectations, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Our company's adherence to customer feedback has significantly improved our service quality."
Alternatives: "commitment to customer" or "loyalty to customer".
Process control has remained front and center, ensuring strict oversight of product quality, unit cost, inventory control, order turnaround and adherence to customers' technical specifications.
Agency and CRO respondents stated that some (43%, 47%, respectively), most (19%, 0%) or none (6%, 13%) of their customers had formal, regular processes such as knowledge tests or audits for monitoring suppliers' adherence to the customer's standards, while 27% of agency and 40% of CRO respondents did not know if their customers did this.
Although RDTs may improve the quality of malaria case management, nothing is known about the acceptability of RDTs and the adherence to treatment among customers at private sector drug shops in Nigeria.
G4S said it "places the highest premium on adherence to its company values, including customer service and integrity".
On admission, patients were asked to monitor HCW adherence to HH and fulfill the customer satisfaction survey at the time of hospital discharge.
The play's success also reflects the producers' adherence to the often-forgotten admonition that the customer is always right.
It goes without saying that from their perspective also, strict adherence to a business plan in the face of conflicting customer evidence is the complete antithesis of business modeling and business agility.
The dogfooding aspect here comes from Microsoft realizing that it has been advocating more openness and a strict adherence to the letter of the law and going through proper channels, by the government in accessing Microsoft's customer data.
Adherence to a family tradition?
