The phrase "a client seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a client who is in search of a particular service, product, or information.
Example: "A client seeking legal advice should consult with a qualified attorney."
Alternatives: "a customer looking for" or "a patron in search of".
"I have a client seeking a prewar condo or co-op in Greenwich Village or West Village," the message read.
In one instance, Gorman asked Campos in March 2013 for a letter of recommendation on behalf of a client seeking a liquor license, according to Gorman's plea agreement.
But in one recent example, a client seeking industrial space chose a site in New Jersey over Westchester because he could not find a block at a reasonable price.
"There is an inherent flaw in the wording of this question [of whether Ogilvy would take a client seeking to obstruct such regulations] that renders it difficult to answer simplistically.
Last week, Wetherly issued a statement saying the money it paid Mr. Morris for the California investments was a "standard professional services" fee for referring a client seeking business in that state.
In this model, a client seeking access to a Service Provider (SP) must first be authenticated by an Identity Provider (IdP), who issues SAML assertions pertaining to the client.
Shortly after his company's founding in 1982, a client sought to refinance a two-story, 2,700-square foot Yurtworks house in the Eugene, Ore., area.
When a client seeks the cure, here is what I tell them.
He also said his persistence led the Senate Ethics Committee to reprimand Mr. D'Amato in 1991 for allowing his brother, Armand, to use the Senator's office on behalf of a law client seeking a government contract.
The plan works too well: the terrified policeman flees the scene only to return later, meekly, as a paying client seeking the Wizard of the Crow's occult counsel.
In this case, a simulated client seeking injectable contraception was strongly accused of coming to the facility knowing that she was pregnant, in the hopes that receiving an injection would induce an abortion.
