"meets customer expectations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is able to satisfy customer demands. For example: "This customer service team consistently meets customer expectations and surpasses them."
The implementation of quality management systems enables health care organizations to define and manage processes that ensure delivery of services that meet customer needs and expectations.
5 6 One evidence review describes CQI as 'a philosophy of continual improvement of the processes associated with providing a good or service that meets or exceeds customer expectations'.
(The way to tell if you're a good stonemason is to see if you're organized and that your work meets customers expectations).
It got me thinking that employers are so focused on meeting deadlines, hustling to meet customer expectations, achieving all the various success metrics to make investors or management happy -- that's it's easy to undermine the significance of the human beings powering all of this work.
Take a personal interest in improving processes to meet customer expectations — Feet.
If a design is not meeting customer expectations, the team finds out quickly and takes steps to modify it.
Quality systems have been employed in a variety of industries to develop and supply products that meet customer expectations and regulatory requirements.
Insulation To meet customer expectations regarding overall quality, the Nafta 500 uses more insulation than what is in 500s sold in other markets.
"We still have more to do," Mr. McNerney said, adding that company officials would "not be satisfied until we are meeting customer expectations across the board".
That's not because the provider fails to meet customer expectations but because the customer stalls on the journey before a specific solution is even on the table.
