"designated third party" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in legal or business contexts to refer to an individual or entity that is authorized to act on behalf of a particular group or organization. Example: "The company has designated a third party to manage all financial transactions on their behalf."
Also, allowing guns to be handed over to either law enforcement agencies or a designated third party, such as a gun dealer or a bank, for safekeeping can improve compliance.
The verifiability of the encryption allows another party to verify the correctness of the encrypted key without actually knowing the original key, and the recoverability permits a designated third party to decrypt the encrypted key to recover the original key upon a legitimate request.
Evaluation of success or failure is blinded by the use of designated third party administrators who are unaware of the treatments assigned to the patients.
Evaluation of success or failure is blindly assessed by designated third party administrators who are unaware of the treatments assigned to patients [ 10].
To increase privacy and minimize litigation, he added, they can also designate third-party mediators like priests or pediatricians to help decide matters affecting children.
Designated third-party clinicians at each site will ask eligible patients if they would be willing to speak to the RC about the study.
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US occupying forces designated them "third party nationals", treating them differently than the defeated Japanese.
If you've been designated first taster at the table during a dinner party, again only take a small sip and be ready to confirm that the wine is drinkable.
The reforms under Obama guaranteed that a farmworker could designate a third party to obtain information from the employer about what chemicals the worker had been exposed to.
That stipulation guarantees that a farmworker can designate a third party, such as a lawyer, to obtain information from the grower about what chemicals the worker has been exposed to.
