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The phrase "a defense official" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who holds a position within a defense organization or government agency related to national security or military matters.
Example: "According to a defense official, the new policy will enhance military readiness."
Alternatives: "a military representative" or "a defense spokesperson."
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Update 10 15AM PST: A defense official has reportedly confirmed the attacks to Fusion reporter Brett LoGiurato, who tweeted "Defense official: "We can confirm that the U.S. Central Command Twitter account was compromised earlier today".
A defense official said at least two people had survived.
A defense official declined Tuesday to specify which units could deploy.
"It didn't really raise the panic you think it would have," a defense official said.
"The threat is clearly very high right now," a defense official said.
Mr. Campbell, a seasoned Asia hand, was a defense official in Bill Clinton's administration.
A defense official later explained their purpose as "disrupting the information networks of the probable enemy".
A defense official said Lariam had been ruled out as a cause.
The Pentagon "is constantly looking to recruit, train and retain world class cyberpersonnel," a defense official said Sunday.
"North Korea is our enemy," a defense official said Thursday, repeating the language of the new report.
"I won't talk to what Sen. Graham or NSA Bolton would like," a defense official said in an email.
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