The phrase "a registrant of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has registered for something, such as a service, event, or organization.
Example: "As a registrant of a professional conference, you will receive updates and materials related to the event."
Alternatives: "a member of a" or "an applicant for a".
In December, China began to enforce a new policy that required any registrant of a new.cn domain name to provide a color, head-and-shoulders photograph and other business identification, including a Chinese business registration number and physical, signed registration forms.
Ensuring these registrants are "opted in" gives recourse in cases of fraud, missed delivery, etc., - and other things you'd expect of trading organisations – any consumer can look up the registrant of a website in the WHOIS and contact them if necessary".
REACH requires detailed documentation to be submitted by the registrant of a substance.
Mr. Postel's original guidelines for country codes clearly stated that to get control of a domain, a registrant had an "administrative" partner within the country or territory that owned the suffix and that "these designated authorities are trustees for the delegated domain, and have a duty to serve the community".
NSI will agree to use its best commercial efforts to implement by January 15 , 2000modifications to the Shared Registration System that will (a) enable a registrar to accept registrations and renewals in one-year increments; and (b) enable a registrar to add one year to a registrant's registration period upon transfer of a registration from one registrar to another.
When she finished, Yoder prepared an automated e-mail for registrants of a Fabulessly Frugal class coming up in Bend, Ore., while Knight corrected a list of deals that coupon aficionados call "match-ups" — promotions that overlap to result in aggregate savings.
The participants were registrants of a market research firm and were systematically sampled from four geographic regions across Sydney, Australia.
Data were obtained from 1211 male and female respondents (39.4 ± 10.9 year, mean ± SD) from an Internet-based survey of registrants of an Internet research service.
Instead, the regulator said he "ought not to have made use of information obtained in part by virtue of his position as an employee of a registrant prior to its general disclosure to the public".
(c) Notwithstanding the time limitations included in paragraph (a) of this section, a registrant may obtain a special waiver of these time limitations in emergency or unusual instances; provided that a specific confirmation is received from the Administrator or his delegate advising the registrant to proceed pursuant to the special waiver.
