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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an ombudsman" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person appointed to investigate complaints against an organization or institution, typically in a government or corporate context.
Example: "The company has appointed an ombudsman to address employee grievances and ensure fair treatment."
Alternatives: "a mediator" or "a complaints officer".
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National Public Radio also has an ombudsman.
It also appointed an ombudsman to encourage internal whistleblowing.
Instead they will involve, for example, appealing to an ombudsman.
I would argue that... should the government appoint an ombudsman?
The clamour for an ombudsman ignores a number of facts.
For an Ombudsman scheme, this is a difficult issue.
The idea of an ombudsman is one possible approach.
"He could be regarded as an ombudsman," Mr. Sillar said.
Many commentators question whether an ombudsman could tackle such a vast problem.
He said limits should be set by Parliament and regulated by an ombudsman.
The parliament appoints a solicitor general, who acts as an ombudsman.
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