The phrase "acquired on behalf" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something was obtained for the benefit or interest of another person or entity.
Example: "The documents were acquired on behalf of the client to ensure their interests were represented."
Alternatives: "obtained for" or "secured on behalf of".
J.E.H. is 39% -owned by Stirling Cooke, and Stirling was the broker on the reinsurance that J.E.H. acquired on behalf of John Hancock.
In terms of pro-active regulatory interventions, the Swiss have been at the forefront with an overall leverage cap for their large institutions, an innovative ring-fencing framework for bad assets at UBS, and a risk-adjusted remuneration scheme at Credit Suisse (i.e., to pay top bankers based on the performance of the toxic waste they originated or acquired on behalf of the bank).
Mr Eskenazi focused on the later periods and, over a quarter-century, sold them (or acquired on their behalf) more than 160 pieces.
Zero-emission Indy cars are quite a bit down the road, but de Silvestro said that her racing team was carbon neutral because of offsets acquired on her behalf.
With the new service, parents can set up a homepage for their family, and even grab a custom domain which Origami acquires on their behalf.
He acquires properties on behalf of investors.
In fact, he boasted, he and his four siblings had all collected awards, and his sister had acquired another $50,000 on behalf of their dead father.
"Gursky is not simply a photographer fiddling around in Photoshop," asserts Andrew Renton, an art consultant who has acquired Gursky works on behalf of clients.
Bentura's film is less concerned with how the recovered art will be sold or displayed than with documenting how the art was acquired by Gurlitt on behalf of the Nazis.
But as the case ground through federal court, defense lawyers argued that the defendants had secretly been acquiring the weapons on behalf of the C.I.A., and so should not be prosecuted for following directions from the government.
Foreclosed homes in many communities were acquired by big companies on behalf of Wall Street, rather than being bought back by individuals and families who lived in them.
