The phrase "accommodation representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to hospitality, travel, or customer service, referring to a person who assists with lodging or housing arrangements.
Example: "The accommodation representative helped us find a suitable hotel for our stay in the city."
Alternatives: "lodging agent" or "housing coordinator".
David Dahlborn, an accommodation representative said: "It's our job to be there for students when they are let down".
Angus O'Brien, an accommodation representative and an organiser of the campaign, says: "The cost of rent has gone up dramatically and it's preventing people from studying at university.
I spoke to Angus O'Brien, the current UCL Union Halls and Accommodation representative, who told me that the victory feels, "really good, to be honest.
I spoke to Angus O'Brien, the current UCL Union Halls and Accommodation representative, who told me that the victory feels, " really good, to be honest.
"The president wants confrontation, not accommodation," said Representative Rahm Emanuel of Illinois, chairman of the House Democratic Caucus.
However, Angus O'Brien, UCL accommodation and halls representative and a member of the Cut the Rent group leading the strike action, said the way in which the university had reacted to Pinnington's article suggested it had something to hide.
"Growth in these markets is driven in part by the economy and those seeking more affordable choices in accommodations," a Hostelworld.com representative, Aisling White, said in a statement.
The price includes return flights, transfers, taxes, accommodation, and "in-resort representative service".
These factions were separated in part along class lines, with the wealthier land owners and merchants who dominated the legislature's upper house (called the "court of assistants") favoring accommodation, while the more representative lower house favored the hardliners.
The lawsuit, filed by the American Civil Liberties Union, claimed that the Wildflower Inn violated that state's Fair Housing and Public Accommodations Act when a representative said the inn would not host the wedding reception of Kate and Ming Linsley because of the owners' "personal feelings".
We recommend that representatives reserve accommodation early due to the large number of participants expected at the Special Session.
