"customer distribution" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the way in which customers are distributed or spread out across a market or geographic area. Example: The company's goal is to improve their customer distribution by expanding into new regions and targeting a wider audience.
In this approach, we consider uncertain customer patterns with respect to the spatial customer distribution, demand, and service time windows.
"Motorola continues to ship new Razr handsets in volume to customer distribution centers and retail availability is expected to be normal across all markets by next week," a spokeswoman, Jennifer Weyrauch, said.
This is not completely accurate, because the service combination and the customer distribution all over the cell have a major relevance in the cell radius.
In a statement on Thursday, a spokesman for the brokerage firm's trustee said he would seek court approval "to bring customer distributions up to 100 percent".
The increments of SCC's along a feeder may cause the existing protection devices installed at the original network and its customers' distribution systems becoming inadequate.
"We are committed to working with Cigna to facilitate a smooth and efficient transition for Great-West Life & Annuity's current U.S. group health care customers, distribution systems and employees," Raymond L. McFeetors, chief executive of Great-West Lifeco, said in a statement.
In addition, daily due dates or even time windows comprising only a few hours are often defined for the delivery of goods to customers' distribution centres (Günther and Seiler 2009).
At the same time, entrepreneurs are waking up to the many distinct strategic advantages that CVC investors are increasingly bringing to the deal table, including significant funding at all stages of the life cycle, strategic advisory and operating support, as well as scale and growth drivers; in other words — access to target customers, distribution channels and paths to exit for their startups.
Then, hopefully, come customers, distribution channels, and going public or merging with an attractive buy-out candidate.
An industry may appear to be competitive, yet each firm may have different customers, distribution channels, product design, or some other differentiating factor.
Distribution costs for internal sales are absorbed by the customer but distribution costs for exports are absorbed by us.
