"client studies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific research or examination of clients or customers, typically done in order to better understand their needs and behaviors. Example: The marketing team conducted client studies to gain insights into their target audience's preferences and purchasing habits.
The latter (pre and post training questionnaires, informal interviews and training observations, teacher and HW interviews, mystery client studies and exercise book reviews) data is being presented in a series of separate papers and will only be mentioned briefly here.
Other simulated client studies have reported that simulated clients from poorer households were more reluctant to initially visit, or return to health facilities than those from wealthier households due to expectations of and previous experiences of negative treatment [89].
Fisher, who began his career with Unilever, commissioned an exhaustive client study.
We broaden and deepen our knowledge of certain issues, such as the characteristics of successful financial products or the best practice for IT architecture in a telecom environment, while working on a client study.
For instance, look up your lunch companion's LinkedIn profile, check out their work and if you're wooing a potential client, study their website.
The simulated client study was conducted in facilities where providers were not interviewed for the facility assessment.
However, the simulated client study showed clearly that providers were creating unnecessary medical barriers to SDM use, thus diminishing method integrity and availability.
A larger and more systematic simulated client study would reveal whether some of the practices identified in this paper are widespread or isolated among a few providers or facilities.
But to document and better define the existence of barriers to SDM adoption in routine service settings, we conducted a special simulated client study in conjunction with the 2009 facility assessment (mentioned under the second lesson learned).
Security Innovation and its handful of competitors say they already have clients studying how to upgrade their systems to be quantum-safe encrypted, or even experimenting with some of the proposed quantum-proof encryption schemes.
Steingrebe says clients study the fees and compare them to the cost of getting a car and credit on their own and find them favorable: "What we've observed is that people are not looking for a handout.
