The phrase "a list of delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a compilation of individuals who are appointed or elected to represent a group, often in a formal context such as conferences or meetings.
Example: "The conference organizers provided a list of delegates who would be attending the event from various countries."
Alternatives: "a roster of delegates" or "a directory of delegates".
He suggested that the party poll delegates to see if he had support, then presented a list of delegates with more than 1,000 fictitious names.
He suggested that the party poll delegates to see if he had support, then presented a list of delegates that included more than 1,000 fictitious names.
Amazon attended a supplier day held by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) — an executive agency of the Cabinet Office — in the summer, according to a list of delegates seen by The Sunday Times.
Until real reformers take charge in Albany, legislators could at least opt for allowing citizens to vote directly for judges in primaries instead of intentionally bewildering them with a list of delegates.
Another coalition member, Anas Abdah, said they would send a list of conference delegates to the UN later on Monday.
Mr. Campbell said his experience taught him that the ' incumbents fax over a list of the delegates he or she wants for the convention.
Campaigns must submit a list of pledged delegates before the election; three from each of California's 53 congressional districts plus 10 statewide representatives.
Lewandowski, the billionaire businessman's campaign manager, is on a list of 11 delegates and 11 alternates from New Hampshire submitted by the campaign for the GOP convention, according to a spokesperson for the secretary of state's office.
Last week, Moscow supplied a list of prospective opposition delegates deemed more palatable to Damascus but who are viewed with suspicion by the Saudi bloc.
Early this morning a Swiss website published a genuine-sounding list of delegates to this year's conference.
A veteran party scholar who attended the Beidaihe meetings said the leaders only met over a couple of days and finalized a list of more than 2,000 delegates to the congress whose names were already public.
