The phrase "a representative for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who acts on behalf of a person, organization, or group in a specific context.
Example: "She was appointed as a representative for a local charity to help raise funds for their initiatives."
Alternatives: "an agent for a" or "a spokesperson for a".
Sometimes, it is necessary to caucus all the groups or individuals who think they represent a certain set of stakeholders for the purposes of selecting a representative for a particular dialogue or problem solving purpose.
"They were minutes away," from losing the company, said a representative for a large European company familiar with the talks.
A representative for a home furnishings supplier said: "They [the PPF] are disenfranchising all the other creditors.
Brooksbank, 32, who went on to manage the London nightclub Mahiki, works as a representative for a tequila brand launched by George Clooney.
Dr. Carson and his partner, Jeffrey Schaumburg, a representative for a South American seafood wholesaler, gave up their lives in Cleveland for a waterfront home in Wilton Manors.
According to court records, Lebouvich has also gone by other names, including "Allen Lebo", and has served as a representative for a family of wealthy Moroccan investors in US legal disputes.
He also worked as a representative for an engineering firm until retiring from the job in 1984.
As a representative for an epitope overexpressed on tumor cells, a human mucin-1 (MUC-1 -derived MUC-1 -derivedployed [ 18].
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I follow an impressive presentation by a representative for the Sunshine Boys, a skylight-installation company.
