"customised to the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a product or service that has been adapted or tailored specifically to meet a customer's unique needs. For example: "The website was customised to the customer's individual requirements."
For elite racers, wheelchairs are customised to the millimetre.
It needs to be customised to the, say, chicken industry.
But your CV must be customised to the role you're applying for.
Mr Niemczyk dreams about a new fund-management product customised to the needs of individual clients.
This is a key part of the future of BoP enterprise development – standardised strategies, frameworks and processes that can be customised to the local context.
At the moment many of its handsets are sold by mobile operators (including Vodafone and T-Mobile) under their own brands, customised to the operators' specifications.
The Titles Template included a Results table with headings customised to support the participants with the recording of their experiment results.
The EPA administrator, Gina McCarthy, said the the targets would be "customised" to reflect the energy mix of each state.
A major advantage to targeted sequencing on the MiSeq or IT-PGM platforms is that ROIs can be customised to match the specific clinical trial portfolio of the drug development unit, allowing a focussed evaluation of potential biomarkers of interest.
If he's in London, say, making a movie, he calls LA for an hour in the morning from the back of his chauffeur-driven car, customised to contain the essential fixtures of an executive suite.
The job opened my eyes to the way that scientific animation could be customised to meet the marketing and sales needs of medical device, pharmaceutical, and science companies worldwide.
