The phrase "account of a client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report, description, or narrative related to a client's situation or experience.
Example: "The account of a client revealed several key insights into their needs and expectations."
Alternatives: "client report" or "client narrative".
WALL STREET JOURNAL S.E.C. Examines Accounting of a Client of Deloitte in China | The Securities and Exchange Commission is looking into suspected accounting fraud at a Chinese client of the Shanghai affiliate of Deloitte, and has filed an administrative action against the accounting firm, The New York Times reports.
He cracked down on front-running (using one's knowledge to trade for one's own account, ahead of a client's) and marking the tape (trading late in the day to inflate a stock price).
Most of them, the agency said, would work on the account of a new client, Verizon Wireless.
That had been the name of a unit devoted to handling the retail account of a large client, Volvo.
After Mr. Sloves retired in late 1998 from Lowe & Partners/SMS, the agency lost the $125 million account of a longtime client, Mercedes-Benz of North America.
Mr. Schultz, 58, a longtime media executive at Interpublic agencies, led Initiative during a turbulent period that included the recent loss of a review for the consolidated account of a mainstay client, the Walt Disney Company, with billings estimated at $500 million.
Deutsch in New York has resigned the creative account of a longtime client, the LensCrafters chain of optical stores, by declining to take part in a review for the assignment.
But the decision deals a fresh setback to Havas, which on Jan . 12resigned the account of a large client, the Intel Corporation, by withdrawing from a review for Intel's worldwide advertising assignment, with spending estimated at $300 million.
The Marina del Rey, Calif., office of Deutsch, part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, said yesterday that it was resigning the account of a large client, Mitsubishi Motors North America in Cypress, Calif., part of Mitsubishi Motors, by withdrawing from a creative review that began last month.
Mr. Schultz, a longtime media executive at Interpublic agencies like Campbell-Ewald and Western Initiative Media, has led Initiative during a turbulent period that included the recent loss of a review for the consolidated account of a mainstay client, the Walt Disney Company, with billings estimated at $500 million.
