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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a registrar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or entity responsible for maintaining official records, particularly in educational institutions or government offices.
Example: "The university's registrar will assist you with your enrollment process."
Alternatives: "an enrollment officer" or "a records administrator."
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Karen Watson, a registrar, officiated.
A registrar position is not systematic.
Instead, a registrar organised my discharge.
Alison Cathcart is a registrar at Westminster city council.
A registrar at Hammersmith hospital in London reported the same.
There is no need to see a registrar.
The result was a mouse of a registrar.
I'm still looking for a registrar who's also the coroner.
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This acquisition forms a registrar-led process that creates faster and more trusted transactions across the board".
While... a [registrar] will explain to you quite nicely.
What do you like about being a registrar/intern/medical student within general practice?
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