The phrase "among the senators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate inclusion or presence within a group of senators.
Example: "The proposal was met with mixed reactions among the senators during the debate."
Alternatives: "within the senators" or "in the group of senators".
When Obama nominated him for the court of appeals, he was unanimously confirmed by the Senate 97-0 in May 2013, with Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz among the senators who voted for him.
On the one hand, when William H. Gates, Microsoft's chairman, appeared before a Senate committee in March 1998, Mr. Ashcroft was among the senators who asked him skeptical questions, principally about Microsoft's practice of placing links to the company's own Web sites on the main page of the Windows operating system.
Among the senators voting nay: Barack Obama, D.-Ill.
Mr. Schumer said Thursday that all issues among the senators had been resolved.
He is not among the senators complaining about the institution being "broken".
The opposition fears that Mr Estrada still has enough partisan support among the senators to ensure his acquittal.
Chief among the senator's requirements is whether the deal will "keep New York on top as the financial center of the world".
Among the senator's allies is the conference of bishops, which has declared "open war" on the reproductive health bill, saying it will create "an abortion generation".
The old guard was there, I was told, just more difficult to distinguish among the Senator's new supporters.
Chief among those concerns, the senators have said, is having more Latino senators placed in leadership roles.
Also sponsoring the bill are Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a Republican who was among the eight senators endorsing the broader blueprint, and Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Chris Coons of Delaware, both Democrats.
