The phrase "a particular client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific client in a business or professional context.
Example: "We have tailored our services to meet the needs of a particular client who requires specialized support."
Alternatives: "a specific client" or "an individual client".
(Told that a particular client has come early, one of them replies: "They often do").
"I have a particular client who's got a blogger in Belgium," Wadsworth says.
Miss Tobin's skill lies in judging which of a number of shows will best please a particular client.
No one had ever been told to comply with the policy by partners and no one had ever been told to follow it on a particular client".
While brokers are required to recommend investments suitable to a particular client, they are not subject to the broader obligations imposed on other financial planners.
There is nothing new or exceptional about tension between lawyers seeking to move the law in a particular direction and those focused on representing a particular client.
A Very Particular Client When I first visited the Beijing office of Diamond Love last year, Ms. Yang was fretting over a love-hunting campaign for a potential client: a divorced 42-year-old property mogul who was prepared to spend the equivalent of more than a half-million dollars.
This is a living!" One particular client that Harris took under his wing, and handled with special care, was Cat Man.
Therefore, it is important for clinicians who work with adolescents who self-injure to consider online activity in assessment and treatment contexts, at least to assess the possible benefit or harm for the particular client – a sentiment echoed in calls from researchers to assess Internet activities of youth who self-injure in clinical contexts [ 7]‐[ 9, 12, 29].
Randomized treatment assignment was followed, with a few exceptions linked to particular client circumstances.
This particular client was a member of the male 40-or-50-something 40-or-50-something 40-or-50-something 40-or-50-somethingally sees, and it makes up about half of the approximately 100 clients she's cuddled since she conducted her first session on Super Bowl Sunday last year.
