'selected customers' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a subset of customers who have been specifically selected for some type of special treatment. For example, "The company is offering a free trial to selected customers."
Later, employees selected customers one at a time, like bouncers at a trendy nightclub.
He added that the company would consider trying to clone the cats of carefully selected customers.
These products are now being tested by selected customers, and could be on the market within a year or so.
The company's most recent campaign "pay with lovin'", which allowed selected customers to pay with a dance, a hug or a fist bump, failed to boost sales.
"Discounts for selected customers without lowering the overall price of EpiPens are insufficient, because the excessive price will likely be passed on through higher insurance premiums," he said.
The drop followed a US promotion that let randomly selected customers "pay with lovin'", such as asking someone to dance, or giving someone a fist bump or hug.
Then, one node of customers is considered and another customer is added to this group which has a biggest proximity coefficient whit the first selected customer.
They aimed to make the team achieve challenging objectives and enhance its confidence by piloting the TQM process on selected customer facing processes.
Later this year, Oracle also plans to give select customers access to a product suite called Fusion.
The acquisition would give Equifax a bigger presence in mining demographic and lifestyle databases to select customers for marketing.
When the market was hot, investors begged to get into new offerings, and allocations of shares were given to select customers as favors.
