The phrase 'on behalf of university' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when a representative of an institution (such as a university) is speaking or writing on the institution's behalf. For example, "I am writing on behalf of University X to thank you for your generous donation."
These include Help Conquer Cancer, Discovering Dengue Drugs and AfricanClimate@home, which the computer giant runs on behalf of university research groups that need lots of computer power for their research.But numbers are not all that matters.
Behind the cheeky slogans is a serious attempt on behalf of university information technology departments to get their large, diverse communities more involved in securing their computers and personal information.
Secure File Storage protects Moderate and High Risk Data on behalf of University faculty and staff accessible from desktop and laptop computers.
The company, which is based in Raleigh, N.C., has also been negotiating with publishers on behalf of universities to license the books in electronic form.
"We pass along Visa or MasterCard's fee but we don't add any fees of our own," said Jim Donahue, a spokesman for MBNA, which primarily issues affinity credit cards on behalf of universities, professional organizations and other groups.
Dealing with that issue demands careful accommodation on behalf of universities and their departments.
"We call on Universities UK, on behalf of member university vice-chancellors and principals, to oppose the discriminatory treatment of non-EU students in all forms and publicly affirm that the quality of academic work should be the primary criterion for determining academic standing," the letter says.
Sign reads "RIP Samuel Dubose" @WCPO pic.twitter.com/ZgFhUS7IdB Dr Santa J. Ono, the university president, released a statement on behalf of the university.
Some are university owned, some are owned and run by property companies on behalf of the university and others are private and open to a wider clientele.
Alan Alda – actor, director, writer and devoted science buff – is using his energy field these days on behalf of a university center that bears his name, one that's dedicated to teaching scientists how to explain their work to the very people who most need to know: the sometimes science-perplexed public.
The Board of Regents, acting on behalf of the university, then brought suit against Cade for a share of the profits, arguing that the university's facilities, employees and students were instrumental in the development of the product.
