The phrase "allocates customers to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the process of assigning or distributing customers to specific services, teams, or resources.
Example: "The new software allocates customers to different support teams based on their needs."
Alternatives: "assigns customers to" or "designates customers to".
The EC said it has evidence that competitors agreed on prices, exchanged commercially sensitive information and allocated customers to the cartel in the mid-1990s.
Subsequently, a mathematical optimization model was designed and solved, which aims to allocate customers to trips and to determine the itinerary of each trip to minimize total distance/time.
The aim of this model is to determine the number of located distribution centers, their locations, and capacity levels, and allocating customers to distribution centers and distribution centers to suppliers.
The considered problem deals with two types of decisions, the primary decisions are where to optimally locate cross docks and how to allocate customers to cross docks, and the secondary decision is determining the optimal truck number which needs to be allocated to each cross dock.
Mousavi et al. (2013) considered a network design problem for a three-level supply chain and proposed a new mathematical model, where their aims were to determine the number of located distribution centers, their locations, capacity level, and allocating customers to distribution centers.
Tavakkoli-moghaddam et al. (2013) considered a network design problem for a three level supply chain, and proposed a new mathematical model, where their aims were to determine the number of located distribution centers, their locations, capacity level, and allocating customers to distribution centers.
Constraint (2) identifies the maximum time between the distribution centers and their allocated customers at levels between the distribution centers and customers.
In this work, algorithms are designed to allocate customer demands to the distribution centers (DCs) in the supply chain network.
Moreover, it determines routing decisions, such as determination of vehicles' routes starting from an opened distribution center to serve its allocated customers and returning to that distribution center.
The indictment says the company, based in Osaka, Japan, and co-conspirators set the prices and allocated customers from 1991 to 1998, the Justice Department said.
