The phrase "devoted client" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe a person who is very loyal to the business or service they patronize. Example sentence: The company recognized its devoted clients with a special award at the annual gala.
And Mr. Taylor's playful use of materials and droll one-liners aligns with Zwirner & Wirth artists like Richard Tuttle and Fred Sandback, for whom the gallery already has an established and devoted client base.
According to company lore, the "eight hour" tag came after a devoted client used the concoction on her child's scraped knee and found it to be magically better eight hours later.
So it was that the socialite and fashion pacesetter Barbara Paley, known as Babe, became a devoted client, even signing up her husband, William S. Paley, head of CBS, for haircuts.
Al helped found the Trollope Society in 1987 with his own money and was a devoted client of Heywood Hill, a London bookshop owned by the Duchess of Devonshire.
Be a devoted client to these boutiques and you will get noticed for your style.
Thus the early years of the Clinton Administration (think of the unsuccessful health-care-reform plan) were devoted to clients and the later years (think of the elimination of Aid to Families with Dependent Children) to the public interest.
Ben Slivka, a 14-year employee of Microsoft who left in 1999, said the company should split up into five independent companies he calls "Baby Bills" devoted to Windows client software, Office applications, servers, Xbox and the Web.
Our new model -- a smaller, focused global bank for businesses with no consumer operations and a niche trading arm devoted to facilitating client transactions -- is one Tim understands from his years in public service, both at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and as secretary of the Treasury from 2009 until 2010.
How much of billable time is really devoted to a client?
"She was very, very, very devoted to her clients," Mr. Cagle said.
Not so long ago, few white-shoe law firms had lawyers devoted to defending clients against investigation and prosecution.
