"service counter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated area or desk where customers can go to receive assistance or information related to a particular service. Example: I walked up to the service counter to inquire about my flight reservation.
You can renew it at the store's customer service counter.
Frustrated, she said she told the United agent at the service counter: "Tuesday is not acceptable.
Balducci's site at Kennedy, for example, offers both self-service vending and a service counter.
The place is done in subway tile, with a service counter and high communal tables, but no seats.
Shortly after that incident, I returned to the service counter and asked to speak with a manager.
Balthazar croissants are sold, and breakfast egg specialties and hot pressed sandwiches can be ordered at the service counter.
It's been used in every major security service counter-terrorism investigation over the past decade".
The Crown Prosecution Service counter-terrorism division reported the completion of 62 terrorist trials in the 12 months to June 2016, of which 54 resulted in a conviction.
The FBI's hostage rescue team was also in position and there were sharpshooters as well as more than 50Secret Service "counter-sniper teams" wearing balaclavas on the top of buildings, looking to head off trouble.
For years, they have had access to this data - the 'who, where, when and how' of a communication but not its content - and it has played a significant role in every major Security Service counter-terrorism operation in the last decade.
"Communications data has played a role in every major Security Service counter-terrorism operation over the past decade and in 95% of all serious organised crime investigations.
