The phrase "intermediary services" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to services or activities which act as a go-between for two other parties. For example, "The broker provided intermediary services to help the two companies reach an agreement."
Those intermediary services facilitate the sale of goods (actually delivering the goods in the case of information), the provision of services such as banking, ticket reservations, and stock market transactions, and the delivery of remote education and entertainment.
At present, two of the major fronts on unlawful, decentralized P2P file trading have met significant obstacles: major intermediary "services" have escaped secondary liability and the ability to identify infringing users on these networks has been constrained.
While some doctors may refer patients directly to groups or activities, the huge number of options on offer from the community and voluntary sectors means it is often more efficient to refer to intermediary services, such as Healthworks Newcastle, which works with people with mental health problems and which set up the fishing group a year ago.
management, and personal intermediary services.
In these cases, intermediary services have to be made available to bridge the gap.
Finally, intermediary service providers are exempted from liability.
To address this lack we propose an approach that makes web services more transparent to testers through the addition of an intermediary service that provides coverage information.
Certain organisations, such as the Children's Society and the National Organisation for Counselling Adoptees and Parents (Norcap), already provide such an intermediary service.
You set the price, and the intermediary service lists your car online, connects you with people who want to rent it and takes a cut of the fee.
TSB will extend its buy-to-let pilot through a recently launched intermediary service, which allows customers to access the mortgage through other brokers, later this year.
