The phrase "accepted clients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to clients who have been approved or acknowledged by a service provider or organization.
Example: "Our firm only works with accepted clients to ensure we maintain high standards of service."
Alternatives: "approved clients" or "registered clients".
In a telephone interview, Mr. Castellani said he had meant no offense but wanted only to explain that his program accepted clients of many faiths.
American officials were angered that some Swiss banks accepted clients who were fleeing UBS, the largest Swiss bank, about 2009, when it averted indictment by reaching a $780 million deferred prosecution agreement with United States officials.
The landing page has a clean, spare design, with straightforward directions, which is the portal that leads accepted clients to sophisticated legal software.
When we explored why condom use did not always occur, the most common reason was that in order to earn enough money, FSWs often accepted clients' refusal to use condoms.
We are not accepting clients at this time.
But its larger 48-bed unit cannot accept clients on Medicaid.
"Even though I only accept clients 30 minutes from my base, the demand is greater than my resources".
Some law firms have resisted those changes, he continued, but may find they have to accept clients' wishes.
While we are not accepting clients at this time, we invite you to check out our other resources and referrals.
Widely regarded as one of France's most brilliant, if provocative, lawyers, Vergès made a name for himself by accepting clients spurned by others as impossible to defend.
The firm says it will not accept clients who are citizens of various countries that it considers undesirable, including Albania, Uzbekistan, Nigeria — and now the United States.
