"inform the client" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are communicating instructions or instructions to someone regarding a client. For example, "Please inform the client of their appointment time."
The national PITC guidelines also recommend that the client should be given pretest information on HIV/AIDS and PITC, that the provider must inform the client that he/she has the right to say "no" (to opt out), and that this decision by no means affects the services he or she will get from the health facility.
If they find a way in, they inform the client, who can then fix the problem.
The ADD_ADDR22 option from MPTCP [14] is used by the VM to inform the client that there is a new or additional IP address.
Most YHC physicians (77%) agreed that "the physician should inform the client about CAM if the client asks for it".
Furthermore, 87% agreed that a physician should inform the client about all possible treatments, leaving the choice of treatment with the client.
Although most YHC physicians do not discuss CAM use with their clients, they do see the need to accurately inform the client about all possible preventive interventions, including those that CAM has to offer.
Organizations which currently offer micro health insurance inform the clients about the benefit package.
Still, after any inquiry about identity, the letter says, Norris must inform the client-and "I must also decline to answer the inquiry".
The display included clear instructions on how to complete the baseline survey and consent forms and informed the client to ask the cosmetologist if they needed more information or assistance with the documents' completion.
Patient decision aids can facilitate the sharing of information and can contribute to helping the client make preference sensitive decisions by informing the client of the benefits and harms of care options [ 14].
"Following advice from leading QCs and having informed the client, Macfarlanes arranged to meet the individual in Morocco," the statement says.
