The phrase "as the client is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is true for the client at the moment being discussed.
Example: "We will proceed with the project as the client is currently satisfied with the initial proposal."
Alternatives: "given the client's current state" or "since the client is".
How much of my time as the client is needed and when in the process?
As the client is ultimately the one that foots the bill, and could potentially give you a job, we go by what skills they want us to find.
Massage therapist know this and will often simply ignore an erection during a session, as long as the client is behaving appropriately.
Another example explains the structure the bank proposed for a British client: "A new Liberian Company that we shall open for ESD reasons, as the client is Greek and UK resident … transfer all assets from the named accounts to the Corp. account" it notes for a retail heiress with £8m.
FEEDING HABITS: Latest trendy restaurant in area, as long as the client is paying.
Iovox, for instance, keeps each number for as long as the client is playing for it and the number remains live, sending calls to the right place.
As shown, the client is sending request to server side for getting customer's record with ID as '145'145
By ensuring that the goals are integrated, as mentioned previously, the client is already more likely to be able to sustain and maintain activity toward achieving the goals.
The client is there as a suspect as opposed to anyone that has formally done something or committed a crime.
In fact, this is the story of a consultant, locked in his own inertial assumptions, becoming as blind to the needs of the client as the client was to the dynamics of the market.
If you, as the client, are not the sole focus of the team serving you, you're with the wrong team.
