"client beginning" is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "client commencement" instead. For example, "We are pleased to announce the commencement of our new client's project."
Dear Client, Beginning at 7 00 PM ET / 12 00 AM UTC, our monitoring alerted us to the fact that our real time bid requests from Google's AdX had dropped to zero.
Users of this popular counseling tool first help the client rule out certain classes of methods, then are guided by the strategy's algorithm to: (1) visually present the remaining methods in order of effectiveness, (2) fully explain the concept of effectiveness, and (3) counsel the client beginning with the most effective methods.
That has happened to her; once, a client began a serious collection of Calder mobiles, some priced in six figures.
In a sentencing memorandum filed last week, Catalano's Buffalo lawyer, Rodney Personius, wrote that his client began working in Galea's office in high school.
Under the slogan "Much More Music," KHJ in Los Angeles, an early client, began playing 14 records each hour, far more than the competition.
Selldorf and Outerbridge got into an Audi station wagon and headed to an apartment in Greenwich Village that, some years into construction at Sunset Park, the architect and the client began to share, as a couple.
The relationship between Mr. Vance's office and Mr. Thompson and his client began deteriorating after prosecutors said they had uncovered repeated lies that Ms. Diallo told them about her personal life and background.
At William & Mary befriended, competed against Arnold Palmer, who became first client; began exhibitions for pro golfers.
Quite a bit of blood is spilled when the client begins to act out his gory dream.
By honestly assessing talent and integrating Team Equity, our client began to change its culture for better outcomes.
Rosenblum said his client began cooperating closely with the Newport Beach detectives and district attorney investigators seven months before Nayeri's capture.
