The phrase "a client requesting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where a client is making a request for something, typically in a business or service context.
Example: "We received a notification from a client requesting additional information about our services."
Alternatives: "a customer asking" or "a client inquiring".
The MaxRT row of Figure 8 shows the notification pattern for a client requesting notification by setting Maximum Response Time to 60 s.
The master SEMD sends a registration beacon on channel 1 and then answers to each registration request of a client, requesting the client to switch to channel 2 for authentication.
Providers report cases of a client requesting a test for someone else, or a client requesting to test under a partner's or relative's pressure (a situation not specific to campaigns).
Of the 13 instances where unnecessary menstrual requirements were imposed, 9 occurred with clients requesting OCPs, 3 during requests for injectable contraception, and in 1 instance with a client requesting the implant.
Until then, Comforce, a staffing agency in Woodbury, N.Y., had conducted such investigations only if a client requested them.
Mr. Barath, the graphic designer, used some of those elements when a client requested that he create a native feel for an international chain's local boutique.
He recalls a project he designed on a ranch in Kansas about seven years ago, where a client requested a pool overlooking his property that resembled a watering tank for his cattle.
For instance, if a client requested the development of a maturity model for cybersecurity readiness, an auditor would need to have strategic discussions with the company to devise guidelines, policies, and tools.
Capra started filming wide-angle shots of LA years ago, when a client requested panoramic timelapses of the city.
If a client requested verification of our pricing, we volunteered to fax a time-stamped printout of market data from when the trade was executed.
Only 53% (n = 41) thought that they should always give a pregnancy test if a client requested one.
