The phrase "a representative visited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a person who represents an organization or group has gone to a specific location for a purpose, such as a meeting or event.
Example: "A representative visited our office last week to discuss potential collaboration opportunities."
Alternatives: "an agent came" or "a delegate arrived".
The crowd of 7,440, a record for the 35-year-old park, may not have thought it saw a representative visiting club today.
A representative visits a new mother and offers a free Disney Cuddly Bodysuit, a variation of the classic Onesie.
Butland revealed in a message to another GB footballer, Karen Carney, that a Beats representative visited the team hotel on Monday, tweeting: "They are around, I'm sure they'll bump into you guys soon".
So she swam and followed her older sister to the United States when a Choate representative visited her school.
Miguel Moratinos, a European Union representative, visited the group today and insisted that the men were not prisoners or deportees.
Before releasing the statement to the media, a centcom representative visited Al Jazeera's cubicle in the Coalition Media Center to run it by Omar al-Issawi, a reporter and producer at the network.
Syrian state news media reported that Leila Zerrougui, a United Nations special representative, visited camps for families displaced by the fighting and called on all sides to protect children affected by the conflict.
When a state licensing agency representative visited Morning Glory a year ago, she asked Miller if he'd been informed that it was in foreclosure.
A local state council representative visited the family's home and promised financial assistance for medical treatment for both Mumpy's father and brother, reports The Daily Mail.
The Special Representative visited an IDP camp of 14,000 people near Goma with more than half of the population in this camp being children living in dire circumstances.
