The phrase "analysis of customers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of customer behavior, preferences, or demographics in a business context.
Example: "The analysis of customers revealed key insights into their purchasing habits, allowing us to tailor our marketing strategies effectively."
Alternatives: "customer analysis" or "evaluation of customers".
Brooks are sold primarily at specialty running stores, whose staff members often perform gait analysis of customers on treadmills to determine if their heels strike evenly, in which case they belong in neutral shoes, or if the inside of their heels land first, in which case they try on so-called pronation models.
The first component of this framework is the analysis of customers, company and competition (the three Cs) to understand customer needs, company capabilities and competitive strength and weaknesses.
In particular, the present demand model for customers without smart meters extends [26] by a detailed analysis of customers' usage behaviors in response to time varying electricity prices through price elasticity matrix evaluations.
In 2016, UK insurance firm Admiral intended to launch an application offering a discount on car insurance based on an analysis of customers' Facebook posts, but this idea was turned down by Facebook [73].
We have had 80/20 analysis of customers and products for several decades.
A recent analysis of customers in Time Warner Cable's service area found that of the 4.6 million households that earn less than the amount that would qualify them for the federal government's free and reduced-price lunch program, only 1.7 million would qualify for Internet Essentials.
The key technologies of intelligent design for customized products include: a description and analysis of customer requirements (CRs), product family design (PFD) for the customer base, configuration and modular design for customized products, variant design for customized products, and a knowledge push for product intelligent design.
Having said that, once launched every product is supported by a strong market research and analysis of customer choices.
Creativity still matters, of course, but so will targeted marketing that depends on clever analysis of customer profiles and shopping habits.
Correction: September 5 , 2001 Wednesday A report in the Metro Business Briefing column on Friday about a state analysis of customer complaints against health insurers omitted a main criterion used in ranking insurers on their complaint ratios.
We have devised a diagram for modeling customer satisfaction, and a detailed analysis of customer satisfaction is conducted.
