The phrase "a media representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who acts on behalf of a media organization or communicates with the media.
Example: "The company issued a statement through a media representative to clarify their position on the issue."
Alternatives: "a press representative" or "a communications officer."
But in an email to Porter, House wrote it's his "job to protect the delegation" and Porter's "actions as a media representative in the past year and especially the past month and a half clearly represent risk to this delegation that we do not need to take at this critical convention in Cleveland".
Your advisor can be any member of the MIT community who is not a media representative.
She did: Olive had worked as a media representative, an administrative employee, alongside her and Mahan.
Behind all the statistics are people like Gina Lundy, a media representative at a medical company who is facing foreclosure.
A media representative from Yelp, Vince Sollitto, would not discuss the company's algorithm, he said, because that kind of information only encourages chicanery.
A media representative for the Milford project, Ann Baldwin, declined to comment on the lawsuit, the delay in operation or the plant's future.
At a recent conference, a social media representative from a chocolate company was discussing how they tried paying influencers in chocolate until one influencer just told them that chocolate doesn't pay the mortgage.
We appreciated the opportunity to share our thoughts regarding the legislation with the Senator and his staff and look forward to working with him," George Stamatis, a UH media representative, wrote.
A BOP media representative did not respond to HuffPost's request for comment on why Samuels had so much trouble answering Franken's question.
Guittard has served as a spokesman, media representative, and law enforcement liaison and trainer for cyber threats and critical infrastructure initiatives, as well as advised senior officials of foreign governments, national and global non-profits, and corporations.
My attempts to reach a Grand Prix media representative for comment were unsuccessful at the time of publication. .
