"client privacy" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the privacy of clients of a certain company. For example: "We take client privacy very seriously and ensure that all customers' confidential information is secured."
Measures ensuring the architecture's resilience to attacks, data authentication, access control and client privacy need to be established.
In the last part of this dissertation, I explore how the naming infrastructure currently compromises client privacy by looking at conventional DNS as well as onion services.
Many therapists took only the barest of session notes to protect client privacy, said Seth Stein, executive director of the New York State Psychiatric Association, who played a lead role in negotiating the deal.
The act was designed to protect client privacy in the future.
Make it known that protecting client privacy is central, and follow this tenet, don't discuss other people's matters or engage in even seemingly harmless gossip.
Asked about privacy concerns, Dattoli said that the company is very careful with client privacy, and doesn't pass on any kind of identifying information about its users to its advertising partners.
He is happy to protect his clients' privacy.
The lawsuit challenged whether a 1999 law requiring disclosure of policies on protection of clients' privacy was applicable to lawyers.
One typical agency, the Haslemere-based accountants Fletcher Kennedy, explicitly advertise: "Both the power of attorney and nominee director agreement are confidential documents designed to ensure our clients' privacy".
Their lawyer, Oded Hacohen, said opening the boxes would "damage my clients' privacy", and also restrict their ability to sell the items in the future.
Switzerland rarely allows its citizens to be extradited to face charges abroad – and its national laws require banks to respect clients' privacy strictly.
