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The phrase "account of client" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a record or description related to a client, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The account of the client was detailed in the report, highlighting their needs and preferences."
Alternatives: "client record" or "client profile."
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Taking account of client views is regarded as one of the core principles of effective practice in the provision of drug misuse services [ 27].
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Mr. Silver, 36, had been executive vice president and creative director at Freeman, where he worked on the accounts of clients like Fox Sports Net.
Interpublic pioneered the separate-network concept as a way of avoiding conflicts in handling the accounts of clients that compete with one another.
At the same time, as reported by BBC Radio Five Live last month, bookmakers are actually closing down the accounts of clients who win big and often.
The agency, which handles the accounts of clients like Ben & Jerry's Homemade and Value City Department Stores, in the last year lost as clients Budget Rent a Car System, Mike's Hard Lemonade and Staples, the office-supply retail chain.
Mr. Burrick is said by investigators to have written checks in amounts up to $35,000 from the trust accounts of clients like Advanced Photovoltaic Systems Inc. of Princeton and Syntrex Inc., of Eatontown, all payable to Candlewood Associates.
And as a social media presence becomes less of a bonus and more of a requirement for modern businesses, those people who exist behind the Twitter accounts of clients and the Facebook pages of conglomerates have to monitor international cyber-reactions long after they've left the office.
The word "Melmer" was never used in my presence But our treasury directors could use code words for the accounts of clients who preferred not to give their own names and the names of their institutions; and the treasury made use of a code word in this case too.
In total he stole £1,985,097 from the accounts of clients and estates of dead people using his practice, Alan C Crickmore Solicitors, in the town.
Alan Crickmore, 57, from Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, was jailed for eight years after stealing from the accounts of clients and estates of dead people.
"New senior management have comprehensively overhauled the business, including closing the accounts of clients who did not meet our high standards and ensuring we have strong compliance controls in place.
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