The phrase "and lobbyists in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing political influence, advocacy, or the role of lobbyists in various sectors.
Example: "The new legislation has sparked a debate among lawmakers and lobbyists in the industry about its potential impact."
Alternatives: "and advocates in the" or "and representatives in the".
Executives and lobbyists in the cable industry were delighted by the F.C.C. decision today.
There were some women working as lawyers and lobbyists in the Senate (and one senator, Nancy Landon Kassebaum, of Kansas), but professional women were in the vast minority.
But the campaigns have been closely related to the antitrust lawsuit, with both sides employing large teams of prominent law firms and lobbyists in the hopes of putting pressure on the Justice Department and state officials.
As the department's deputy commissioner for operations, he had no prescribed role in the processing of applications from health-care businesses, and was not generally known to lawyers and lobbyists in the state's health-care field.
WASHINGTON — The House ethics committee, in one of its first official acts since the start of the new Congress, dismissed cases involving three members accused of creating an appearance of a conflict by holding fund-raising events with financial industry executives and lobbyists in the days before major votes on legislation revamping the nation's financial regulations.
But they have received donations from employees and lobbyists in the industry.
In recent weeks, he and other Republican leaders have held meetings with Wall Street executives and lobbyists, in which the G.O.P. and the financial industry have sought to coordinate their political strategy.
Mr. Saunders also opened a restaurant in Juneau two years ago that is a short walk from the state Capitol building for the 60 legislators, their aides and lobbyists in town for the legislative session, which starts in January.
Part of Cruz's basic stump speech is to denounce the influence of big money and lobbyists in Washington -- what he calls the "Washington cartel".
Christie's, the rival auction house that had also competed for the sale, was so miffed by Denver's selection of Sotheby's that it hired lawyers and lobbyists in an unsuccessful effort to stop the arrangement.
Christie's, the rival auction house that had competed for the sale, was so miffed by Denver's selection of Sotheby's that it hired lawyers and lobbyists in an unsuccessful effort to stop the arrangement.
