The phrase "customer order" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an order placed by a customer, usually at a store or a restaurant. For example, "The customer order was ready in five minutes."
In this regard, this paper proposes an Integrated Vehicle Configuration System (IVCS) to facilitate customer order processing based on information from multiple domains in a mass customization environment.
This has even meant having to black out the section concerning guarantees on customer order forms.
His father is a representative in the customer order fulfillment department of The New York Times.
Banks said that customer order flows were particularly strong during the period.
From his PC, Larry Carter, the chief financial officer, can analyse the net revenue effect of every customer order.
Affiliated, based in Dallas, provides customer order processing, drug benefits management and other services for corporations and government agencies.
At the bottom is old-fashioned "build-to-forecast"; at the top is "build only against customer order".
"Things have been good," Mr. Cox said, as his lunch cooled on the counter while he helped a customer order a subscription.
Judy E. Gross, group director for customer order fulfillment of The New York Times, has been named vice president for publishing operations, the newspaper announced yesterday.
Some box plants, left over from a customer order and not to be wasted, got planted on the south facing bank.
The jury convicted the defendants after the retrial, based in part on the testimony of witnesses from the brokerage firms who said that customer order information was in fact confidential.
