The phrase "a representative of the developer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who acts on behalf of a developer, typically in a business or project context.
Example: "During the meeting, we had a representative of the developer present to answer our questions about the project."
Alternatives: "an agent of the developer" or "a delegate of the developer."
It was sent by a representative of the developer of Park View Condominiums, luxury units now going up — you guessed it — across the street from the park.
Visibly perturbed by the lack of information available to them about the financing of the project, the lawmakers questioned state utility officials and a representative of the developer about whether the cable was necessary and how much the public might wind up paying for it.
Friends of the Canyon, an environmental group, accuses six commissioners--Greg Cox, Erik Howell, chairman Steve Kinsey, Martha McClure, Effie Turnbull-Sanders and Mark Vargas--ofailingng to properly disclose ex-parte communications they had in December 2014 with a representative of the developer.
A representative of the developer behind a proposed high-rise mixed-use project known as the Koll Center Residences in Newport Beach had just held up a thick packet of letters of support for the city Planning Commission to see Thursday night when commission Chairman Peter Koetting asked her to hold her thought.
"This is the best wind in North America, we think," said Ronald Lehr, a representative of the American Wind Energy Association, the developers' trade group.
When a representative for the developer defended the project, the crowd jeered.
A representative of the association stood sentry.
"He is a representative of the people".
This was an experiment, says a representative of the company.
A representative of Wilshire Grand's developer said EYP has failed to offer any details, such as the time of day when the glare is worst and which part of the building is causing the problem.
A representative of Townscape Partners, the project's developer, declined to comment.
