The phrase "a good client of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is a reliable and positive customer or client in a business context.
Example: "Our company values a good client of ours, as they contribute significantly to our success."
Alternatives: "a valued customer of" or "a loyal client of".
His predecessor, Sir Eddie George, was a very good client of ours and often used to come in.
If anyone knows the importance of a good client, it's Manny Diaz; he won the race for Mayor of Miami in November 2001 after representing Elian Gonzalez.
The Saratoga Avenue Community Center, built by the New York City Housing Authority, is a small, self-assured brick building that loosely echoes Frank Lloyd Wright, but is altogether original, and stands as a welcome — and welcoming — reminder that the city government actually is capable of being a good client when it wants to be.
Being able to explain the strategy in a clear and simple way is a part of providing a good client service experience.
One study that did found a positive association between a good client-staff relationship and reduction of problem behavior during care indicated that the establishment of a positive relationship with the most severely delinquent youth is problematic (Florsheim et al. 2000).
That's an essential part of good client service, and clients, of course, consider their investment results when deciding whether to do more business with Goldman Sachs or any other firm.
The last argument convinced one pair of Sheldon Good clients, Lynn Krominga and Amnon Shiboleth of Manhattan, that their traditional brokerage firm, which had listed their Hamptons weekend home unsuccessfully at $18.5 million last fall, wasn't attracting the right sort of buyer.
Employers sometimes take job candidates out to lunch or dinner, especially when they are interviewing for jobs that require a good deal of client interaction.
The relative spiral motion of CX-OLEV around the telecommunication satellite is synchronized with the Sun-client-CXOLEV angle to guarantee a good illumination of the client but without shadowing the client satellite's solar panels.
