The phrase "area clients" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to clients within a specific geographical area or clients related to a certain field, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to focus on our area clients to better understand their needs and preferences."
Alternatives: "local clients" or "regional clients".
For the past five years, Jim Murray's job has been to tend to the needs of the New York-area clients of Hendricks Sports Management, a Texas agency that built its name on its representation of Roger Clemens.
As to the impact of the Olympics, Mark Naysmith, the Games readiness director at Deloitte UK, based in London, began in 2009 to consult with London-area clients about dealing with heightened security and transportation delays and traffic restrictions, all while anticipating a possible increase in business during the Olympics.
Graham Anderson of the Pettit-Morry Company in Seattle, one of the biggest underwriters of ski-area insurance, said that over the last 10 years his company paid out $22 million in excess of premiums paid by its ski-area clients.
Then it sends a team of 13 Bahrain-based marketers to call on 500 to 600 wealthy Gulf-area clients who have bet with Kirdar before.
The Caccavos handle a wide range of tasks for their New York-area clients, including paying bills, managing insurance claims and providing "boots on the ground" support.
It completes its deals with its own money, then dispatches a team of 13 Bahrain-based marketeers to call on 500 to 600 wealthy Gulf-area clients who have bet with Kirdar before.
About 70percentt of the firm's Nashville and Atlanta-area clients are people of color.
Still, Galich sees no diminishing level of interest in the neighborhood known for its urban singularity and creative backbone, particularly among out-of-area clients.
The R & D team will provide more insight and advice on areas clients might have not considered during the drawing process.
