The phrase "accounts of the client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to financial records, statements, or narratives related to a client.
Example: "The accountant reviewed the accounts of the client to ensure accuracy before filing the tax return."
Alternatives: "client records" or "client statements".
Of 98 respondents (response rate 92%), 68 (69%) said they took account of the client's religion.
In our exploratory study, midwives reported on their own behavior for taking account of the client's religious background.
Nonetheless, this does not prevent one third of the insurance physicians from indicating that they take account of the client's specific circumstances when drawing up the functional capacity assessment.
The higher the score on the 'FAL: take account of the client' scale, the more often the physician focuses on the complaints raised by the client, what the client can really do, the client's difficult home circumstances and limitations experienced by the client.
As regards behavioural assessment, we see that 72% of the insurance physicians follow the rules, 31% consider that they have taken account of the client and 63% frequently consult with the labour expert in circumstances where this is not mandatory, namely in situations of 'medical incapacity for work' or 'capacity for own work'.
He continued: "The scenography must take into account the identity of the client, whose needs are very different depending on whether he is Russian, Saudi or European".
A Swiss bank on Wednesday moved to withdraw a lawsuit that it had filed against a Web site that it asserted had displayed stolen documents revealing confidential information about the accounts of the bank's clients.
Prosecutors alleged that Giacchetto's scheme involved improperly tapping into the accounts of the Cassandra Group's clients and ordering checks from financial services firm Brown & Co.
Mr. Roth's attorney, George Meissner, at first refused to explain the relevance of the detailed accounts of his client's past sexual involvements with women and men, but after a brief recess, he offered a fuller explanation.
A large number of tax avoidance schemes are marketed by major accountancy firms who also then audit the accounts of their client companies.
