The phrase 'respond on behalf of' is grammatically correct and is used frequently in written English.
Its primary meaning is to act on behalf of someone else and provide their response or opinion. For example: "I was asked to respond on behalf of the team and explain why the project was delayed."
Now, one might respond on behalf of this version of the arbitrariness objection that even if it is true that there can be reasons for God to choose the commands/intentions that God chooses, it is unlikely that these reasons would wholly determine God's choice of commands/intentions, and so there would be some latitude for arbitrariness in God's choices/intentions.
The supervisors felt caught between administrative and management issues around APEs' subsidies that they were not in a position to solve and perceived this as undermining their credibility to respond on behalf of the health system they represented: "In this one year only 22 APEs worked, and three people already gave up.
If the new Tory leader is in place he will respond on behalf of the Conservative party.
The employee would be acting only as a "custodian" of the firm's records, and so can be compelled to respond on behalf of the company because he is not acting in a personal capacity.
Madeleine Albright, the former secretary of state put up to respond on behalf of the Hillary Clinton campaign, claimed she had never seen so many "simplistic slogans, contradictions and misstatements" in one speech.
Each request is pipelined through a number of add-ons, each of which may transform it, forward it, or respond on behalf of the system to the user.
It is a job that requires a sometimes saintly level of calm and resilience – responding on behalf of one of the UK's largest rail companies to comments, complaints and sometimes insults from passengers.
So I responded on behalf of all of us".
Brian Steel, a spokesman for CNBC, responding on behalf of Mr. Cramer, said Mr. Cramer "had a long history of success as a trader and fund manager".
Prada Retail UK, responding on behalf of the Miu Miu brand, said that the campaign was "part of a serious, high-fashion campaign" aimed at adult women.
Senators Bill Richardson and Christopher J. Dodd responded on behalf of the Obama campaign, arguing that the country needed a change from the Bush administration's approach.
