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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a broker for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who acts as an intermediary or agent in a transaction or negotiation on behalf of another party.
Example: "She works as a broker for various real estate companies, helping clients find their ideal homes."
Alternatives: "an agent for" or "a mediator for".
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"That's what I have a broker for".
He had been a broker for Prudential-Bache Securities Inc.
He searched almost daily with a broker for two months.
She is an adviser to PRC, LLC; she is no longer a broker for Transwestern.
Mr. Horn was a broker for Wells Fargo in Los Angeles.
"It's a very difficult building for adaptive reuse," said Suzanne Macnow, a broker for CBRE.
There was no information available as to whether they used a broker for this acquisition.
This column will demonstrate how you act as a broker for others.
"Everyone wants to be there," said Jill Meilus, a broker for the Corcoran Group.
It was Tony Fitzgerald, a broker for Premiere Estates, who sold the Malibu property.
We knew hummus was a delicious, heart-healthy snack, but a broker for peace?
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