The word "appointee" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to refer to a person who has been appointed to a position or role.
Example: "The appointee will begin their duties next week."
Alternatives: "appointee" can be replaced with "appointee" or "designate."
Leading the charge has been Kayhan, the most influential newspaper on the authoritarian right and edited by Hossein Shariatmadari, an appointee of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
This is the first time that I can recall a senior Muslim politician, even one who is an unelected patronage appointee, throwing some community weight around – a scenario more familiar, I think, in France, where Muslim voters have more salience as a bloc, more muscle.
Christian Nwachukwu, Jr is an appointee of the Obama White House and serves as the senior speechwriter to CEO Wendy Spencer at the Corporation for National and Community Service.
In seven of the 49 cases, the appointee was a sitting member of the House of Representatives; six of the seven won re-election.
Two senior officials, including the unit's deputy commissioner, were suspended after their boss, a Zuma appointee, accused them of illegally investigating Mr Zuma.A more colourful explanation for their suspension may be that they crossed paths with the government over a consignment of bright yellow T-shirts bearing the president's grinning face.
Mary Shapiro, an Obama appointee who resigned in November as chairman of the SEC, felt the JOBS Act "would eliminate important protections for investors"; she was particularly critical of the crowdfunding provisions.
On March 12th the editor of one of the most popular news sites, Lenta.ru, was replaced with a pro-Kremlin appointee.
The same judges voted the same way, except that Barack Obama's appointee Sonia Sotomayor has taken the reliable-liberal slot of the retired David Souter.
Thus, from June 2001, FOA's board comprised two Speed representatives and Mr Ecclestone, who was a Bambino appointee but was not formally designated a B director.A similar mechanism existed for control of FOM.
But Mr Abbas has no legitimacy beyond being Mr Arafat's appointee, and he has yet to prove himself to a sceptical Palestinian public.
It had only been under intense public pressure after the 2011 uprising, particularly from families of the estimated 866 civilians killed in street violence, that the chief state prosecutor, a Mubarak appointee, agreed to file a hasty jumble of cases against the man who ruled Egypt for 30 years.
