The phrase "achieved on behalf of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an action or result was accomplished for the benefit or representation of someone else or a group.
Example: "The project was successfully completed and all goals were achieved on behalf of the community."
Alternatives: "accomplished for" or "attained on behalf of".
It's hard to imagine anyone calling him graceless for relishing a last moment in the sun after all he had achieved, on behalf of so many people.
Mr. Lisaius said the book and the interviews appeared to be "an attempt to justify the former secretary's own opinions instead of the results this administration has achieved on behalf of the American people".
"The non-financial benefits include the important policy objectives that have been achieved on behalf of the American people of stabilizing and reviving the financial system during a very difficult period of time.
He speaks up for regional journalism by pointing out what reporters can achieve on behalf of their communities..
"Despite our loss our party remains optimistic, hopeful and confident about what we can achieve on behalf of Britain.
"Despite our loss, our party remains optimistic, hopeful and confident about what we can achieve on behalf of Britain.
'It appears that the world according to Mr O'Neill is more about trying to justify his own opinions than looking at the reality of the results we are achieving on behalf of the American people,' Bush's spokesman, Scott McClellan, said.
Knowledge about the related world is also very important to understand what the effects of the system can be on that world and what is realistically feasible to achieve on behalf of the user.
In a nutshell, here's where we are: A government agency is trying to force the world's most valuable technology company to break its encryption technology despite (1) having no legal authority to do so and (2) being unable to articulate what they hope to achieve on behalf of the American people.
"I'm very proud of who I am and what I have managed to achieve on behalf of Travellers". The comments are in a Welsh language article, written by BBC Wales rugby correspondent Gareth Charles, which has appeared in the match programme for Saturday's Six Nations match between Wales and Italy.
Fernández quickly achieved success on behalf of his ally and at the request of Pope Alexander VI defeated a lingering French garrison in Ostia (March 1497).
