"middleman service" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is used to describe a person or company that acts as an intermediary between two parties. Example: "I needed to purchase a rare part for my car, so I used a middleman service to find a supplier who could get it for me at a reasonable price."
In the past decade, their jobs have been largely replaced by high-frequency traders who provide this middleman service.
The app invisibly sends a text message to a service that uses a middleman service that has a relationship with the malware author.
When this happens, the cellular network forwards the text message to a middleman service, which handles the transaction between the wireless provider and the ringtone provider.
When the customer confirms the order, he receives the ringtone, his cellphone bill is charged, and the carrier takes a cut and gives the rest of the money to the ringtone provider and the middleman service.
He buys it from Exodus Communications, a company middleman service.
Its core businesses — managing assets and providing middleman services between investors and other financial institutions — performed well, though.
Tari, launched in July 2018, is a blockchain protocol for event ticketing, with the goal of removing middleman services so artists receive the majority of ticket sales.
Now that IM is dead meat, Twitter needs to clarify its deals with middleman services such as Gnip, and open up the kimono on independent developers locking down access.
The rest of Rouge's capacity, about 750,000 tons at the time, was sold as uncoated raw sheet to the steel industry's middlemen — service centers and processors.
Besides piracy issues, a potential expansion to new markets with the risk that few may sign up for a subscription can be costly for middlemen services like Spotify, amid rising content prices from rights owners.
The middleman software service acts like a pipe that, on one end, connects to a school district's student information system.
