The phrase "back office for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the administrative or support staff and systems that handle behind-the-scenes operations for a business or organization. Example: "The accountant works in the back office for the law firm, handling all financial transactions and records."
"For centuries, India has been the world's back office for jewelry making.
MUMBAI — For centuries, India has been the world's back office for jewelry making.
They are using Lebanon — its territory and infrastructure, including banks, ports, and airport — as a "back office" for their activities in Syria.
With the addition of the new divisions, the need for a shared back office for things like human resources, computer systems and purchasing became manifest.
Judge El-Yakubu Aliyu's white scarf, a symbol of wisdom, was trampled in the dusty ground as he was bundled into a back office for his safety.
Option one: serve in the military for 18 months performing menial tasks – essentially, becoming the Pentagon's back office – for low pay, in return for free college tuition.
Perhaps several smaller pharmaceutical companies or the back offices for a number of financial services firms could jointly occupy the premises at Basking Ridge, it has been suggested.
Nor do they see the point of re-creating from scratch computer systems and back offices for China, as the government wants, since this undermines the economies of scale on which their businesses are built.
Mr Singh says more and more multinational companies took advantage of Cyberjaya's cheap land and set up back offices for their global operations.
Its location at Lexington and 51st Street has made it an ideal site for back offices for financial firms lining Park Avenue, such as Bear Stearns, as well as for law firms and investment groups with slightly less lofty names.
That should be enough to keep Horn out of the back office of Pals for at least a few more months.
