The phrase "a client interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a point of interaction between a client and a system, application, or service.
Example: "The software features a client interface that allows users to easily navigate and access their accounts."
Alternatives: "user interface" or "customer interface".
Residing on Web-based servers, they may be downloaded to and run in any standard Web browser to provide, for example, a client interface to a game or database residing on a server.
The frame remove provides a client interface and passes the data frame in the SRAM to a MAC TxQ.
ReplaceCpt: A client interface informing the external Manager components that a sub-component needs to be replaced or added.
According to [34], the design pattern Adapter converts a class interface to a client interface, allowing different classes with incompatible interfaces work together (this is the exactly case of the Validator and the Composer interfaces).
Following a discussion of relevant literature, we present open-source methods for aggregating point data spatially and temporally, outline our approach to sound cartographic representations of those data, and detail the design of a client interface for making requests and mapping responses.
We have also presented the kpath Browser, a client interface, which covers end-users' needs such as navigating easily through the integrated data stored in a SPARQL Endpoint.
The applications are accessible from various client devices through a thin client interface such as a web browser (e.g., web-based email).
The LoadBalancer has a multicast client interface M1 that scatters the Jee requests on the Jonas replicas.
We investigate the traffic patterns of one such community, adopting the eMule protocol, by means of an extensive data collection, which was made possible by the deployment of a modified eMule client interface among the customers of a national Internet service provider (ISP).
We are also working on several new features of the LONI Pipeline including a webservice-based client interface, direct integration with external resource archives (e.g., http://neuinfo.org) and interface enhancements using intelligent plugin components.
Last week they invited in a new round of beta testers for their product, which includes an online and client interface (Windows only, Mac still in development).
