The phrase "as their proxy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone acting on behalf of another person or group in a specific context, such as decision-making or representation.
Example: "The committee appointed Sarah as their proxy to vote on the proposed changes during the meeting."
Alternatives: "on their behalf" or "as their representative."
Sections of Pakistan's armed forces have maintained support for the Taliban as their proxy in any future civil war.
With Syria as their proxy war, Iran and the Sunni Arab monarchies are funding violent extremists in a fight for the future of the Syrian state.
He said several shareholders, including the fund management company Arnhold & S. Bleichroeder, which has a 7.7percentt stake in Shoei, have asked him to serve as their proxy.
He says he is motivated to make his latest run to avert what he paints as a takeover of Newark by hostile conservatives in other parts of the country using Mr. Booker as their proxy.
With the return of Shia Iran to the international community, that war risks becoming far more vicious, and the willingness of the Saudis to use violent jihadis as their proxy shock troops is likely to become unrestrained.
So, unable to prosecute the war on his own, Saleh turned a domestic rebellion into a sectarian and security threat to the entire Arabian peninsula, thereby manoeuvring the Saudis – eager from the outset to help Saleh, whom they view as their proxy – into providing military backing.
For the roughly 500 years that the area was controlled by the Ottoman Turks, the Sunnis ruled as their proxies.
The parents had been apologetic, actually, when Daddy's car came, for sending their children as their proxies, when they were too bored to go themselves.
A decade ago, however, wealthy Democrats and Republicans began circumventing limits on direct campaign contributions by making enormous donations to political groups that were technically separate from campaigns but effectively served as their proxies, often by funding negative ads.
"States, terrorists and those who would act as their proxies must know that the United States will protect our networks," she declared in a speech on Thursday that drew an angry response from Beijing.
Though Nkurunziza has downplayed the danger posed by rebels, he has responded brutally against whomever he views as their proxies, largely non-violent protestors and political dissidents, many of whom have been found dead after mysterious violence during nighttime hours.
