The phrase "at third party" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts involving agreements, contracts, or relationships where a third party is involved, but the correct expression is "to a third party."
Example: "The information cannot be disclosed to a third party without consent."
Alternatives: "to a third party" or "by a third party."
The golden rule is if you're only looking for the cheapest policy full stop, don't just look at third party, get comprehensive quotes as well".
They had to think outside the box and look at third party access to reach areas".
The IEM aimed at third party access and unbundling, neglecting the physical infrastructure and the basis for asset valuations and hence the harmonisation of network charges.
"Looking at third party activity [now], they're buying and holding bitcoin and buying and selling bitcoin as an asset that they're investing in.
A number of privacy preservation techniques exist some of which focus on preserving the privacy of outsourced data i.e. for the secure data storage and computation at third party [1, 3, 4].
Facebook can point to its efforts with Facebook Connect, which lets you log in with your Facebook username at third party sites and import some select data from your profile, as evidence of its openness.
No shots were fired by Soviet Russians or Americans at one another; plenty have been fired at third parties.
In typical mobile sensing architectures, sensing data are collected from users and stored in centralized servers at third parties, making it difficult to effectively protect users' privacy.
Both of these guesses paint Apple in a bad light, pushing back at third parties in favor of its own solutions.
The dominant narrative results in outrage and indignation directed at third parties instead of in a questioning of the structural factors that are the antecedents to such involvement.
About 40% of ATM transactions are done at third-party machines, RateCity.com.au says.
