The phrase "end client" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the final recipient or user of a product or service. Example: The marketing team was responsible for conducting market research to understand the needs and preferences of the end clients before launching the new product.
These laws may vary significantly in their scope and applicability depending on the industry sector and the geographical area of the end client.
"Toshiba's got a great reputation, but you can't affect the way people sell to the end client unless you take a hand in educating them as well.
But that means the nature of microfinance changes who is attracted to do it, and who is attracted to invest in it and that has consequences for the end client.
(In one e-mail, a Black Cube executive asks lawyers retained by the agency to refer to Weinstein as "the end client" or "Mr. X," noting that referring to him by name "will make him extremely angry").
In the end, client hardware is just not what they do.
Our customers, digital agencies, will seek a high quality product but they will absorb the greatest margin from the end client – as a business we must go direct to the end client.
You are not optimizing for the depth or complexity of services delivered to the end clients.
His work is high end (clients include decorators like Jeffrey Bilhuber and Christopher Coleman), but he said he would work within a budget.
Living Labs have emerged as a new research concept in which users, traditionally considered as observed subjects and end clients, become co-creators of the innovation process.
It is therefore essential for intensivists, as the end clients of these applications, to define the suitable minimum specifications required in order to be operative and helpful.
A common approach to address the problem is to adapt existing Trusted Network Connection (TNC) framework in the cloud environment, which can be used to assess and verify end clients' system state.
