The phrase "assigning customers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, customer service, or project management when referring to the act of designating customers to specific tasks, accounts, or representatives.
Example: "The team is responsible for assigning customers to different sales representatives based on their needs and preferences."
Alternatives: "allocating customers" or "designating customers."
We analyze two different mechanisms for assigning customers to locations in inventory location models: Direct Assignment (DA), where customers are assigned by the system operator to optimize overall system performance; and, Customer Choice (CC), where customers self-assign to the most convenient (generally closest) open facility.
Given a set of potential depots with opening costs, a fleet of identical vehicles and a set of customers with known demands, the classical LRP consists in opening a subset of depots, assigning customers to them and determining vehicle routes, to minimize a total cost including the cost of open depots, the fixed costs of vehicles used, and the total cost of the routes.
Classical location routing problem (LRP) consists of opening facilities in the potential locations for the facilities, assigning customers to these locations and determining vehicles routes.
The second stage decisions involve assigning customer demands to the distribution centers that are available in every scenario.
This was done by assigning customer locations using a uniform random selection to each artificial request.
The utilities assign customers in advance to various blocks.
To enhance the backroom ambience, Bourbon & Branch assigns customers a password, to be spoken into an intercom, when they make a reservation.
The objective is to open a subset of depots, to assign customers to these depots and to design vehicle routes, in order to minimize both the cost of open depots and the total cost of the routes.
The goal is to determine open service facilities and their service capacities, and to assign customers to primary and backup facilities in order to maximize an aggregated performance measure, which is a balanced sum of the customers' and the system owner's criteria.
Allowing a single company to compare itself to other firms on specific attributes is valuable, but an even greater opportunity to create value from data is to assign customers scores based on data and analytics about how they compare to their peers on broad functions or processes, and provide paths to improve their operations and transform their organizations to become digital leaders.
Since customers in the same neighbourhood are usually delivered on the same delivery route, we assign customers to spatial clusters.
