The phrase "a fellow commissioner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to another person who holds the same position or role as you within a specific organization or group.
Example: "During the meeting, I had a productive discussion with a fellow commissioner about our upcoming initiatives."
Alternatives: "a fellow member" or "a colleague commissioner".
While William E. Kennard, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, said he was encouraged by AT&T's move, a fellow commissioner sharply criticized the plan.
Mr. Carrion and a fellow commissioner, Rene Ontiveros, who also served time in the hall, said they doubted, based on their experience, that most detainees got outside for an hour each day.
His remarks followed a broadside on Monday from fellow commissioner Viviane Reding, who said the ratings agencies' "cartel" should be "smashed up" as they were seeking to determine the fate of Europe and its single currency.
The guidance, the most contentious issue facing the agency, had strong support from Mr. Gensler and Bart Chilton, a fellow Democratic commissioner at the agency who also supported completing the guidance by the Friday deadline.
But a tiff between the chairman, Michael Powell, and a fellow Republican commissioner, Kevin Martin, left Mr Powell penning a florid dissent to his own commission's ruling, as Mr Martin joined with two Democrat commissioners to pass a rival proposal.America's telecoms firms are puzzled by the rules that emerged from the chaos.
Should there be new demand for a particular sort of news, the astonishingly abundant supply of outlets and owners in America will surely rise to meet it.Mr Powell's most recent efforts at deregulation ended in embarrassing failure, when a fellow Republican commissioner voted against his planned telecoms rules.
Bacher and fellow commissioner Sumner Pike began with an inspection of Los Alamos and the Hanford Site, and conducted an inventory of the fissionable material at Los Alamos with Norris Bradbury, who had succeeded Oppenheimer as its director.
He made a lot of predictions about harm those rules would cause — predictions that, as fellow Commissioner Clyburn points out today, pretty much all failed to come true.
And fellow Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel recently told the National Association of Broadcasters that, "we live in a world that operates at Internet speed, and we need to move at that pace.
Will he now come out in support of his fellow commissioner?
