The phrase "a registrant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an individual or entity that has registered for something, such as an event, service, or program.
Example: "Each registrant will receive a confirmation email with details about the conference."
Alternatives: "a participant" or "an applicant".
A registrant may be in an area before registration requirements kick in.
A registrant would be issued an ID number and a metallic sticker for the device.
"At most festivals, that would be equivalent to Susan Sarandon going to eat with a registrant," Ms. Morgan said.
For example, a registrant named Michael, from Toledo, Ohio, says he needs a car more practical than his beloved Pontiac Trans Am to drive to school and work.
Experts are split as to whether a campaign can force a registrant to give up a domain name without compensation on the ground that it bears the candidate's name.
In a small, religious neighborhood of Pinesdale, Montana, Heidi Nuttall described how locals held a meeting about her son — a registrant since the age of fourteen — that amounted to something "just short of a lynch mob".
The Apple-Cohen dispute was a cybersquatting case where a top-level domain registrar's decision differed from prior decisions by awarding a domain name to a subsequent registrant (Apple), rather than to the prior registrant (Cohen).
María de Lourdes Bravo, a civil registrant, officiated at Hyder House, a private home.
The DNEL of Registrants A and B diverge by a factor of 16.6 and registrants C submitted a DMEL instead of a DNEL.
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Of course, it is a report to shareholders, and therefore requires the care and completeness of matters material to the subject that is customary in such communications by a SEC registrant.
