"client complaint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a complaint that a customer has made about a product or service. For example: "We received a client complaint about a faulty product last week."
In one interview, Mr. Fagan put the figure at 82,000, but his own lawyer cited a different one -- 52,000 -- in a March response to a client complaint.
Bait and switch is a common client complaint.
Taking into account that busy work hours, shifts, personnel, different providers, day of the week and type of client complaint have an effect on satisfaction level, we selected our sample randomly considering the above factors.
Perceptions of community groups of service quality was found to be lowest in the areas of client waiting time; client-provider communication; information provision, availability of client complaint systems and respectfulness of staff.
Left unsaid: Bradley, 52, is also a licensed stockbroker who, with an earlier firm, paid $16,915 to settle a 1994 client complaint alleging she didn't fully explain a risky investment.
"I'm stuck," is a common client complaint, "I just can't get myself to create".
"This way, they are unlikely to face client complaints later down the line".
But the crashing economy may achieve what client complaints could not, Mr. Krebs added.
For example, a bank established a Twitter account to answer client complaints quickly, helping customers avoid going physically to a branch.
SMARTCOMPANY Tudor Still Commands Top Dollar | In response to client complaints, Paul Tudor Jones has cut certain fees charged by his biggest hedge fund.
The fear of making professional mistakes that could lead to client complaints or litigation compounds the stress that pushes vets to the edge, according to research published in 2010.
