The phrase "according to speaker" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to attribute a statement or opinion to a specific speaker, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "According to speaker, the results of the study were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "as stated by the speaker" or "in the speaker's opinion".
Prepare for stories like this every day: "According to Speaker Boehner, the moon is made of green cheese.
Some of the dumbest people in the country are leading your nation, according to Speaker of the House John Boehner.
According to Speaker of the House John Boehner, Obamacare must be "ripped out by its roots" and replaced with, well, something, someday.
There's some appetite for reform in the Republican-led House of Representatives as well, according to Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio).
The motion to impeach Park — which accused her of "extensive and serious violations of the Constitution and the law" — passed the National Assembly on Friday in a vote of 234 to 56, according to speaker Chung Sye-kyun, meaning that over 60 of Park's own Saenuri party members voted to impeach.
According to speakers at last week's Occupy Foxtons rally, one resident facing eviction had lived in the area for 32 years.
Some 12,000 Jewish soldiers died fighting on the German side in World War I. Jews hoped that military service would promote their acceptance into German society, according to speakers at the memorial and a panel discussion afterward.
According to (speaker-centered) contextualists, whether it is correct for a judge to attribute knowledge to someone depends on that judge's context, and the standards for knowledge differ from context to context.
But beyond that, the chances of a U.S. recession start to climb, according to speakers at the AutomotiveForum.
Tomorrow's workforce will be defined by more automation, a diverse mix of full-time and contract workers, and rapidly shifting demographics, according to speakers at Oracle's recent Modern Business Experience conference.
The answer, according to speakers at the conference, was: Both.
