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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a spokesman of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who speaks on behalf of a group, organization, or company.
Example: "The company appointed a spokesman of their new policy to address public concerns."
Alternatives: "a representative of" or "a spokesperson for".
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"Triangular engagement [on Kashmir] is out of the question," says a spokesman of India's foreign ministry.
A spokesman of the Pakistani Taliban denied that the group had carried out the attack.
Barack Obama, positioning himself as a spokesman of the burgeoning Tea Party movement.
He said Admiral Maniglia "is not a spokesman of the armed forces".
A spokesman of the business-supported Democratic Party lamented the prospect of losing Slovo's"rationality, reasonableness and understanding".
"Overall, Germany's student exchange balance sheet is positive," said Ferdinand Knauss, a spokesman of the German Education Ministry.
They included ministers from Rwanda, Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, said Edwin Limo, a spokesman of Kenya's foreign ministry.
They included Lawrence Grech, 37, a spokesman of the victims who says he was repeatedly attacked as a child at a church-run orphanage.
"Time is running out for the red shirts," Col. Sansern Keawkunnerd, a spokesman of a government body created to address the crisis, said on Thursday.
Prakash Javadekar, a spokesman of Bharatiya Janata Party: Welcomed the news of Mr. Kasab's execution and said that other attackers should meet the same fate.
"For now, we don't see them as an indication of a nuclear test," said Kim Min-seok, a spokesman of the Defense Ministry.
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