The phrase "vital client" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a client or customer who is very important to a business or organization. Example: The company's success was largely due to their ability to maintain strong relationships with their vital clients, ensuring their continued business and loyalty.
The embattled bank, which is struggling against investor concerns about further write-downs and its ability to retain vital private clients, also announced a major overhaul of its corporate governance rules on Tuesday.
24 Pretest counseling is vital for clients to ensure that they understand the implications of negative or positive test results for themselves, their partners, and their family.
For many of America's most prominent law firms helping companies to cope with Dodd-Frank is a vital service to clients, a lubricant for the American economy and a great new business.
The paper will form a vital framework for clients to determine if the benefits of moving projects between suppliers outweigh the difficulties associated with the move, and to help vendors put processes in place to best facilitate the transfer.
I share something vital with my clients, and it is rewarding and energizing.
He recalled asking an assistant to walk a few blocks to deliver vital documents to a client, but the assistant refused.
Chris Lewis' agent has called for notes taken during a vital meeting between his client and the English Cricket Board to be made public.
Nevertheless, through most of the week India continued to ratchet up the pressure, complaining that Washington was merely trying to keep a lid on things rather than force its traditional client and vital partner in the campaign against Al Qaeda to permanently sever arms supplies and training for Kashmir's Muslim separatists.
This is very applicable to long-term care provision, where holistic understanding of the client is vital [ 62].
[ACO] ACO staff believed that relationships and trust were vital for Aboriginal AOD clients and that by having continuity with one service involved in the client's health care, they would be less likely to fall through referral cracks.
