The phrase "acquired clients" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to clients or customers that a business has gained or obtained over a certain period.
Example: "Our marketing strategy has successfully acquired clients from various sectors, boosting our overall revenue."
Alternatives: "gained clients" or "secured clients".
DCM Services, which began in 1999 as a law firm, recently acquired clients in banking, automobile finance, retailing, telecommunications and health care; DCM says its contracts preclude it from naming them.
Kantar Group, the market research business, had a 32% increase in sales in 1998, 13% from existing rather than acquired clients.
Soon Bueno de Mesquita and Organski (who died in 1998) acquired clients ranging from Arthur Andersen to Union Carbide, which tapped them for advice on placating the Indian government after the Bhopal chemical spill.
Urchin and Needlebase – The acquired client-based predecessor to Google analytics and its data management platform are being formally shut down.
Today, the business, started in 1988, generates enough revenue for the Dukes to be selective in acquiring clients.
For the first time in several years, the union implemented changes to the agent regulations about how agents are certified and how they acquire clients.
By the height of the British Invasion of the mid-1960s, Mr. Klein was rapidly acquiring clients in England, among them Mickie Most, who was the producer of the Animals, Herman's Hermits and many other groups.
It's expensive to acquire clients, and you have to be low-cost.
We are currently developing versions for other platforms and also acquiring clients.
Stamplia therefore aims to reduce the friction for web designers who spend too much time acquiring clients, producing estimates, invoicing and chasing payments.
As a CTA or a CPO, you can operate on par with an IB by hiring your own APs to promote and market your services, paying them bonuses as they acquire clients.
