The phrase "a state delegation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of representatives from a specific state, often in the context of political or diplomatic discussions.
Example: "The state delegation arrived at the conference to discuss important policy issues with other representatives."
Alternatives: "a state representative group" or "a state envoy".
In 1972, Ms. Martindell was the state chairwoman for Senator George McGovern's presidential campaign, and she led the New Jersey delegation to the Democratic National Convention, the only woman heading a state delegation.
A state delegation came to Los Angeles for meetings Friday.
A state delegation came to Los Angeles for meetings and praised the proposed plan Tuesday.
A general framework for assisting students was developed over four hours of meetings Friday between a state delegation and senior administrators from L.A. Unified.
Brown has pledged to keep California in the forefront of that movement, and earlier this month sent a state delegation to a U.N. climate change conference in Marrakech, Morocco.
But there he was Thursday morning at the last convention breakfast of a state delegation that is almost evenly divided ― 27 for Bernie and 28 for Hillary Clinton (plus five superdelegates for Clinton) ― and he wasn't seeking any respite.
But there was "no chance" of him making a donation, Mr. Jackson testified, and during a 2003 state delegation meeting "there was a chill in the air" between him and the governor when Mr. Blagojevich apologized for not naming Sandi Jackson as lottery director.
John Sherman utilized his self-appointed Treasury Department employees to meet up at local caucuses across the South to guarantee a loyal state delegation.
The Anti-Masons left two legacies: the practice of granting to each state delegation a number of votes equal to the size of its delegation in the Electoral College, and the rule by which a nomination requires a three-quarters vote.
In 1986, at age 72, Mr. Cranston beat back a challenge from a member of his own state delegation, former Representative Ed Zschau, by only three percentage points, leading some observers to wonder if his political career was in its twilight.
In that event, the election would be thrown into the House of Representatives, with each state delegation assigned a single vote.
