The phrase "according to one delegate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing the opinion or statement of a specific delegate in a discussion or report.
Example: "According to one delegate, the proposed changes could significantly improve the efficiency of the process."
Alternatives: "as stated by one delegate" or "in the view of one delegate".
According to one delegate, Sanders himself sent out an email telling delegates not to walk but some committed Sanderistas have grown disenchanted with their former icon and believe that the candidate has wandered off the trail he helped blaze.
Showing off the Xbox One - which looked like a "massive Betamax," according to one delegate here - the company pandered to a distinct audience: normal families.
"Companies used to have a competitive advantage if they owned a lot of information, but these days there is more knowledge outside the enterprise than within it," according to one delegate, a chief executive in the technology sector.
The Russian representative dominated the talks, according to one non-American delegate who took part in the negotiations.
Delegates were urged by government officials to strongly counter any such accusations before they left for Kabul, according to a delegate.
According to a delegate count made by the Times, that leaves Sanders with a thousand and twenty-five elected delegates and Clinton with twelve hundred and seventy-four, a difference of two hundred and forty-nine.
For now, the DC Republican delegation is taking a cautious wait-and-see approach, according to Rich Counts, one of Rubio's 10 DC delegates.
According to The Associated Press's delegate tally, Mr. Romney had 646 delegates, Mr. Santorum had 272, Newt Gingrich had 135 and Representative Ron Paul had 51.
Trump has won 47percentt of the Republican delegates awarded so far, according to the Associated Press delegate count.
i. What, according to Robert A. Underwood, past delegate for Guam, is the issue in this matter?
