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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an insurer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an insurance company or entity that provides insurance coverage.
Example: "Before signing the policy, make sure to read the terms and conditions provided by an insurer."
Alternatives: "an insurance provider" or "an insurance company".
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By combining term and whole life insurance, an insurer can provide many different kinds of policies.
Captive insurance agents work for an insurer and only offer their company's insurance.
Shriram is a distributor, not an insurer.
Get an insurer to pay.
"We're not an insurer," Ms. Paige said.
Working Today is not an insurer.
Let X denote the loss initially assumed by an insurer.
Why an insurer should offer this is a moot point.
Basically, they make every one of us an insurer.
Mr. Kushner also owns a bank and an insurer.
His father, Theodore, was an insurer and underwriter.
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