The phrase "a natural client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who easily fits into a role or relationship, particularly in a business or service context.
Example: "After our initial meeting, I realized that she was a natural client for our consulting services, as she understood our approach and goals immediately."
Alternatives: "an ideal client" or "a perfect client".
The IMF's natural clients in emerging Asia and Latin America have repaid their loans and amassed their own defences against financial crises.
And indeed, the deal displays a good number of Mr Welch's most admired business traits: Honeywell's products slot neatly into gaps at GE, and its aerospace customers are natural clients for GE's financing arm, GE Capital.
The DNAJB2 mutant is unable to handle its natural clients, which therefore eventually aggregate and form intracellular inclusions (Blumen et al., 2012).
There needs to a natural curiosity about the client's business and a keen commercial awareness in order to add real value to the client.
One recent evening, clad in a wet suit to keep from getting scratched, she handed a panting client a natural dog biscuit (and ate one too).
Second, nurses' preference to carry out the assessment on paper instead of online was the result of limited network services, and since nurses generally preferred a natural conversation with a client over a structured interview, they often did not ask assessment questions in their intended order.
Technology specialists in Vietnam are comfortable with quickly becoming a natural extension of global clients, ready to challenge norms and bring innovative ideas to the table.
Most important, Synge has a natural talent for forging strong client relationships.
Evaluating possible antecedents contributing to the youth seeking out unhealthy online activities is useful when reviewing the function log, however, a natural limitation of having a client use a functional assessment to record their online activities is the potential problems with self-report accuracy.
In addition, clients have a natural tendency to fire managers who have performed badly, and transfer their assets to managers who have recently beaten the market.
Not only does a transition like this mark an important milestone for one's business, but it also creates a natural reason to reconnect with clients and prospects.
