The phrase "addressed clients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to clients who have been spoken to or communicated with regarding a specific matter.
Example: "During the meeting, we addressed clients' concerns about the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "spoken to clients" or "communicated with clients".
Lisser begins by addressing clients' stress, step by step: "You will feel relieved after you settle the first one," she says.
Jamie says of Evans: "I trust her absolutely 100%." On the way to the next interview, I ask Evans whether she tries to address clients' offending behaviour?
The only way to address clients' most complex issues, then, is for specialists to work together across the boundaries of their expertise.
For professional services firms, the only way to address clients' most complex issues is for specialists to work together across the boundaries of their expertise.
Susan LaMotte is the founder of exaqueo, a workforce consultancy that uses data to address clients' workforce challenges and develops cultures, employer brands and talent strategies.
All regulars, so much so that they are way beyond the simple familiarity of tutoyer-ing the owners: Arlette Hugon, who shares the cooking with her son Eric, takes orders addressing clients as bibiche (little dear) or pupuce (little flea).
We develop our argument through an in-depth case study of the environmental regulation of production chemistry and identify three interactive processes: formulating regulatory principles; operationalizing these principles through technical documentation and calculation; and incremental innovation as used by chemists to address clients' varied material problems in production.
Internal belt-synching does not address clients' demand for more cost-effective, efficient, metric-driven results, and that has opened the door to competition, especially from providers like the Big Four, Accenture, and law companies like UnitedLex, Axiom, and Elevate.
The Duke GVC Center addresses clients high-priority inclusive economic, social and environmental development challenges through 1) sponsored research add-on advising support; and 2) capacity building and research program development.
They utilized a variety of music therapy techniques such as music assisted relaxation, improvisation, songwriting, lyric analysis and music and movement to address clients' objectives, primarily working in groups.
