The phrase "appoint designated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of assigning a specific person or role, but the combination is awkward and redundant.
Example: "The committee decided to appoint a designated representative to handle the negotiations."
Alternatives: "assign a designated" or "name a designated".
Before the lime-a-ritas get busted out at your summer barbecue bash, sometimes you need to appoint a designated griller to handle the sensitive task of keeping an eye on the meats and veggies getting fired up on the grill.
Azam Ahmed and Guilbert Gates/The New York Times Click on the above graphic to get a visual overview of the Galleon information network As the owner of roughly 25 percent of PeopleSupport, Mr. Rajaratnam struck a deal in early 2008: he would stop his public criticism of the company if it appointed someone designated by his hedge fund to the board.
Since this is a phase 1/2 clinical trial focused on safety and since the patient population is critically ill and at high risk for complications related to their underlying severity of illness, we have also appointed a designated external medical monitor and constituted a scientific review committee, chaired by the external medical monitor.
Though the Florida campaign encourages people to take an official pledge online and share stories about why they're doing so, the idea of appointing a designated texter is not an entirely new one.
We selected 2 hospitals as our sample target and appointed a designated person at each to issue questionnaires to employees.
They could do this by appointing a designated replacement for each theatre nurse from those working outside theatre on that day.
Although the Prime Minister is formally appointed by the Emperor, the Constitution of Japan explicitly requires the Emperor to appoint whoever is designated by the Diet.
A8 New Government in Italy Italy swore in a Cabinet appointed by the designated prime minister, Giuliano Amato, that contained many faces from the former government.
In an eerie tableau of deja vu Italian politics, a new cabinet appointed by the designated prime minister, Giuliano Amato, was sworn in today, four months after most of the same faces were sworn in to office in the same gold Baroque room in the presidential palace.
Based on the constitution of the Islamic Republic, the Assembly of Experts (Majles-e Khobregan Rahbari) has the authority, and will be designated to appoint a new Supreme Leader.
