The phrase "a view to appointing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in formal contexts to indicate an intention or purpose related to making an appointment or hiring someone.
Example: "The committee met to discuss the candidates with a view to appointing a new director."
Alternatives: "with the intention of appointing" or "aiming to appoint".
He specially educated his son Alexander with a view to having him appointed professor of anatomy, and the bold plan was successful.
The company has filed an intention to appoint an administrator, with a view to entering administration next week.
The Commercial Rights Holder will be entitled to run the commercial negotiations with potential suppliers, with a view to the selected single supplier being officially appointed by the WMSC.
Mr. McLaughlin's appointment was viewed as part of a trend to appoint businessmen as university administrators, partly to streamline finances.
Mr. Powell said at several points in the news conference that he did not view the decision to appoint a task force on local concerns to be a political one.
"The worst case, in my view, would be to appoint a French technocrat, operating under political pressure," he said.
But the appointment of Lewis, president of Unilever's "personal care" business – soaps and deodorants including Dove, Lynx and Sure – stunned many experienced retail experts, who view it as a big risk to appoint someone with zero retail experience to the most powerful retailing job in the county.
It's not unprecedented for an incoming administration to appoint a surgeon general whose views line up with its own.
Mr. Quinn, a Democrat, is viewed as nearly certain to appoint a Democrat to the seat that Democrats had always expected to keep control of; Republicans, meanwhile, have been elated at the prospect of a special election, which would allow them a chance to seize a seat they had never imagined was in reach this year.
Mr. McCain predictably criticized liberal judges, vowed strict adherence to the Founders' views and promised to appoint more judges in the mold of Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Samuel Alito.
