The phrase "a problem of client" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy, such as "a client problem" or "a problem with the client."
Example: "We need to address a client problem that has arisen during the project."
Alternatives: "a client issue" or "a problem concerning the client."
Behavioral observation has the advantage, over other forms of assessment, of being able to identify behaviours or other features of a problem of which a client may be unaware.
The only apparent negatives are concerns about what the company's gigantic proportions will do to creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit, and the problem of client conflicts.
Therefore, by using arrest data, we avoided the well-established problem of clients underreporting their patronizing activity in surveys [16] [22].
You want to discuss how important of a problem the client is facing, and whether you're the best company to give them the results they need.
Problems of client safety have been well investigated in acute care hospital settings, and, to a lesser extent, in long-term care, emergency room and primary care.
This chapter outlines the common traps of Adult Child of an Alcoholic (ACOA) treatment delivery systems ranging from client and therapist mistakes to the inevitable problem of a client's recovery being undermined by unsupportive families.
The declines are accelerating the flight of expatriates in Europe, according to tax lawyers who listen to the problems of clients who are giving up because they see no relief in sight.
Interviewees found it difficult to solve the income problems of clients with low education, often combined with other obstacles.
In this work, we aim to tackle the problem of allocating client VM reservation and connection scheduling requests to corresponding data center resources while achieving the cloud provider's objectives.
