"disadvantaged clients" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to individuals or groups of people who are in a less favorable position compared to others, often due to social or economic factors. Example: The government should provide more support and resources for disadvantaged clients in order to help them overcome their challenges and improve their quality of life.
I look forward to the day when others who wish to take similar action to help their disadvantaged clients can do so while remaining within the law.
Josh Sheptow assumes that the legal problems of low-income and disadvantaged clients are less complex than those of corporate clients.
That's just one example of how Palin's presence on campus is improving the ability of HLS's clinics to represent disadvantaged clients.
A professional chef, Mr. Kolodziej, later went to work in the AIDS Ministry and for the past five years, managed the House of Bread soup kitchen and its food services training program for its disadvantaged clients.
In his ruling, Antony Townsend, the complaints commissioner, said the paperwork showed that in four cases consumers had been significantly overcharged and given refunds, but that Wilson claimed there were "many more disadvantaged clients".
Finn (2014) argues that prime contractors have been reluctant to invest in more intensive services to help the most disadvantaged clients, and the pricing model has encouraged "creaming".
Worse, too many continue the practice of paying or accepting payments for bringing their business to one intermediary rather than another even if it disadvantaged their client, despite the clear instruction from the regulator that this was wrong.
Disadvantaged by where you live?
His father regularly brought home a variety of clients and disadvantaged people to give them assistance.
Earlier this year the Dore program went into receivership leaving staff and clients financially disadvantaged; however, neither current affairs program has so far covered this aspect of the story.
Individuals from socially disadvantaged groups are expected clients of these services, including those who are Aboriginal Australians, unemployed and living on government welfare, homeless, with a mental illness or drug addiction, and young single parents.
