"named customer" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a customer who has a specific name. For example, "The store clerk greeted the named customer who had been waiting in line for 10 minutes."
The third change, and one that I think will prove to be the real winner, is that all new lenders aged over 55 will be introduced to a named customer account manager, available by telephone as well as email, to help them manage their lending portfolio.
In their program, they learned a methodology named "customer discovery," in which entrepreneurs interview potential customers, industry experts, and even possible competitors before fleshing out a business model.
A new tool named 'Customer and Sustainability Requirements Evaluation Matrix' (CSRE Matrix) that evaluates 'Customer Requirements' and 'Sustainability Requirements' separately during new product development is presented in this paper.
In this study, after determining the sustainability requirements named customer requirements (CRs) and design requirements (DRs) of a SSC, ANP is employed to determine the importance levels in the HOQ considering the interrelationships among the DRs and CRs.
Almost immediately, I received an email from a named customer service rep asking for more information about the experience and making it clear that she would pass along all the feedback to the driver operations team to make a difference.
Here's the policy, directly from the pornographically named "Customer of Size Policy"... What is the definitive gauge for a customer of size?
Other named customers and partners of Carrier iQ include Ericsson, IBM, Symphony Teleca and Teradata.
Nondisclosure agreements prohibit the company from naming customers, but its Web site says they include both "Fortune 100" and "middle market" companies.
Alejandro Pita, Insitu's head of sales, declines to name customers, but says his firm's flights cost roughly $2,000 an hour for 300 or so hours a month.
Rabe declines to name customers, citing confidentiality agreements, but says Hacking Team's business has been "growing very nicely" in recent years.
The same legal method was used by the recording industry to force Internet providers to name customers who were exchanging copyrighted songs.
