"customers served" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the number of people that a business or organization has served. For example, "The restaurant has now served over 2000 customers."
The corresponding distributions for the total number of customers served during a busy period are also studied.
Radio is basically like McDonald's -- you know, a billion customers served".
Here, low-wage workers are customers served with a smile, not supplicants seeking a handout.
It is more about understanding the market, the customers served, building upon your strengths, and exploiting your competitor's vulnerabilities.
The acquisition would make FirstEnergy the sixth-largest energy concern in the United States, based on customers served.
Our focus is on how to bring our version of one-stop shopping to customers served by our market".
That requires getting out of the office and spending time where products are produced, customers served, environments threatened.
The number of Verizon customers served by copper wires has fallen by two-thirds since 2000, to 19 million from 56 million, he said.
Sainsbury's reported its busiest ever hour in terms of customers served from midday to 1pm yesterday, while 35 branches opened at midnight and will trade until 6pm today.
You may use an analysis of the accounts charged by the service facility or the customers served to estimate the functional usage of the rooms.
Since then, Verizon has returned service to almost all the customers served by the office, but doubts about the wider network's vulnerability have persisted.
