Collocations withclient
These are words often used in combination withclient.
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client confidentiality
This would have been within 1-2 km of the premises (client confidentiality restricted the authors access to exact premises locations).
From theCambridge English Corpus
client satisfaction
Client satisfaction in a feasibility study comparing face-to-face interviews with telepsychiatry.
From theCambridge English Corpus
corporate client
Can a lone voice 'building simply' make a difference in face of a dominant corporate client that is everywhere and nowhere?
From theCambridge English Corpus
disabled client
The chances are that he is not only undertaking such work for the disabled client; indeed, he is no doubt also undertaking other work.
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elderly client
A special service: counselling the individual elderly client.
From theCambridge English Corpus
institutional client
The firm also launched its institutional business in 1976, with the introduction of a large cap value product for an institutional client.
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paying client
The scheme will enable a solicitor to deal with an applicant in exactly the same way as he would a paying client.
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potential client
Stiffness and damping is a concept that is readily understood by the potential client group using this type of technology and the associated health-care professionals.
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professional client
A lawyer offers services to a professional client, but it is not clear that a self-employed plumber does so.
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prospective client
The prospective client must consent to this arrangement before therapy can begin.
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regular client
One regular client joked that before a burglary he always took a bath so that he could make a clean getaway.
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wealthy client
After they are married, she is persuaded to entertain her friend's wealthy client aboard a yacht.
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