"remarks of customer" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
For example, "We took the remarks of customers into account when designing our new website."
correspondent cites the case of a bartender being goaded past endurance by the remarks of customers who were presented with a television snowstorm instead of a prize fight.
This came after a video surfaced of Mr Galliano apparently making anti-Semitic remarks to customers in a Paris restaurant and declaring "I love Hitler".
survey of customer satisfaction.
Demand of customer zone j.
The formal customer interface challenges the value of customer collaboration.
Intensity of customer loyalty is then influenced by the degree of customer satisfaction, and perceived quality is considered to influence customer loyalty.
The narrative gives the impression of a waiter who flits about among the tables, picking up bits of gossip, and then makes snide remarks about the customers when he's back in the kitchen.
As Mr. Adams tells it, his complaint arose out of a petty incident: His co-workers liked to make crude remarks about the customers behind their backs.
