The phrase "selecting clients" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of looking through and choosing from potential customers or clients. For example, "The sales department is in the process of selecting clients to target with their new product."
He cited concerns about the practice by investment banks of releasing analyst research to select clients.
Were they designed from the outset to be shorted by Goldman and possibly select clients?
Or for a daily rate, in addition to the cost of his airfare, Brad Gerlach will give private instruction to select clients anywhere in the world.
In retirement, he continued to provide advisory services through JR Brokken Investments to select clients and has pursued personal interests in history, travel and family, as well as philanthropic interests in education, human rights, and social services.
Also at Martin/Williams Advertising, Tom Kelly, senior vice president and creative director, becomes executive vice president and executive creative director, succeeding Lyle Wedemeyer, who will retain some creative duties with selected clients.
At the same time, his bookstore was much more open and welcoming than the typical French antiquarian business, in which only selected clients get to see the top-quality books hidden in a back room or upstairs.
In the summer of 2006, Mr. Lippmann began giving presentations to select clients and traders at rival banks about the fragile state of the housing market, according to people who attended the meetings.
The shareholder lawsuits are largely based on a Reuters article that raised questions over whether Facebook gave guidance to analysts for its underwriting banks — who in turn may have alerted only selected clients.
