The phrase "actor on behalf" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is representing or acting for another person or entity in a specific context.
Example: "The actor on behalf of the organization presented the award at the ceremony."
Alternatives: "representative for" or "agent for".
Coming into the Oval Office, thirty-five yeago ago, Reagan was the embodiment of a galaxy of homespun simplicities that he had helped nurture as an actor on behalf of his own Great Generation; as President during the last decade of the Cold War, his good-versus-evil rhetoric was often cartoonish.
They assess how ethics, as 'voice of morality', copes with the tension between bioethics as an actor on behalf of morality and bioethics as an institutionalised party that has become part of the very field it purports to assess.
This 30-second advertisement featuring the actor Michael J. Fox on behalf of Claire McCaskill, the Senate Democratic nominee in Missouri, began running there last weekend.
The posting was accessible for six weeks between April and May 2007 when it was removed following a letter from Equity, the actors' union, on behalf of the claimants.
The more important distinction, Cohen said, may exist between serious political actors, acting on behalf of larger organisations, and individuals who talk in ideological terms but whose motivations are rooted in their own personal experiences.
In movies, a casting director negotiates with actors' agents on behalf of the producers, a difficult job that requires tact, nerve and, above all, a feeling for the texture and tone of the project in hand.
So he was not amused when Rush Limbaugh accused Michael J. Fox of exaggerating his Parkinson's symptoms in the actor's commercial on behalf of political candidates who favor the stem-cell research that might yield a cure.
Penned by Alexis' sister, fellow actor Patricia Arquette, and shared on behalf of the family on brother Richmond's Facebook page, the statement calls Alexis "a brilliant artist and painter, a singer, an entertainer and an actor". .
To them, the Cambridge Analytica story was another example of Facebook's inability, or unwillingness, to control its platform, which allowed bad actors to exploit people on behalf of authoritarian populism.
They are voting solely on the one episode submitted on the actor's behalf.
A law firm acting on behalf of actor Somi Guha, who appeared in 2006 sci-fi film Children of Men, has written to the BBC claiming Clarkson's use of the word "slope" – which can be used as a derogatory term for people of Asian descent – contravened the Equality Act 2010.
