The phrase "also appointed to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been given an additional role or responsibility to represent a group or organization.
Example: "In addition to her role as project manager, she was also appointed to represent the company at the annual conference."
Alternatives: "also designated to represent" or "additionally assigned to represent".
The problem for Roberson is that the lawyer appointed to represent him in the state appeal, James Volberding, was also appointed to represent him in the federal appeal and failed to point out his earlier failure.
The problem for Roberson is that the lawyer appointed to represent him in the state appeal, James Volberding, was also appointed to represent him in the federal appeal — and failed to point out his earlier failure.
Private counsel has also been appointed to represent employees at Virginia Commonwealth University, where researchers received grants to study Star Scientific's supplement in 2011, and to represent the Virginia State Police and, separately, the state police investigator working the case alongside the FBI.
The suspects and their lawyers, who may also be military officers appointed to represent them, will be tried without the same access to the evidence against them that defendants in civilian trials have.
The public defender Judy Clarke, also based in San Diego, was appointed to represent Loughner in federal court.
Jay Todd, a public defender appointed to represent Paige, also declined to be interviewed.
In fact, at the conclusion of trial, as also noted, Burdine requested that Cannon be appointed to represent him on appeal.
He was also one of the youngest ambassadors to be appointed to represent our Britannic Majesty for some 200 years, the first western diplomat to be retweeted by the Iranian president, to have a tweetup with a diva, etc.
In his 181-page opinion, Judge Weinstein also declared that the state provided such low payments to lawyers appointed to represent poor women facing the loss of their children that that, too, was a constitutional violation.
Justice O'Connor also said she was disturbed by the uneven quality of defense lawyers appointed to represent the poor at capital trials.
