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The phrase 'prospective client' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to someone who may be interested in buying a product or service but who has not yet committed to a purchase. For example, "We just met with a prospective client who expressed interest in our services".
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"A thousand dollars!" the prospective client shouts.
Again, the prospective client indicated general acknowledgment.
A prospective client of Morse's appears on the screen.
The prospective client acknowledged this, but without undue comment.
Peggye asked another prospective client his price range.
I had to go meet a prospective client.
I was meeting my prospective client on the 37th floor.
"We have even done day trips down to Florida to meet with a prospective client".
Her only requirement for a prospective client: Don't edit the contents of your bag.
If I have a fat prospective client, I have him examined by a fat doctor.
"At this point, the prospective client has put us on hold," Mr. Kovalsky said.
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