The phrase "attached client" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a client that is included or linked to a document, email, or other communication.
Example: "Please find the attached client document for your review."
Alternatives: "included client" or "enclosed client".
An assistant United States attorney, Benjamin A. Naftalis, repeatedly used the words lie and steal to describe Mr. Vilar's dealings with clients, and said that Mr. Vilar and his business partner had even had an employee use scissors and Scotch tape to attach a client's signature to an order transferring $250,000 from her account.
On user request through the designated key shortcut for the task, the macro on the server is run; attaching the client side JavaScript code on the response page(s) on the fly.
You can then attach each client's personal project plan to his or her contract.
In his early 20s, possibly not before ad 64, since he makes no reference to the burning of Rome that occurred in that year, Martial made his way to the capital of the empire and attached himself as client (a traditional relationship between powerful patron and humbler man with his way to make) to the powerful and talented family of the Senecas, who were Spaniards like himself.
Behaviour directly connected with the assessment itself was defined as the use of instruments to assess capacity for work and the importance the insurance physician attached to the client's opinion about his/her own functional capacities.
Because class-action suits do not exist here, Mr. Witti said he was trying to attach his clients to the Minneapolis case.
I am a realtor here, so my face is on enough stuff already that I don't need it attached to people/potential clients passing judgement on my night moves.
In this mode of operation, the client backs up to a USB hard drive attached directly to the client.
Localizing a mobile client in a Wireless mesh network (WMN) consists in finding the router this client is attached to.
The server is a multi-threaded process with each thread being attached to a unique client.
