The phrase "appointee to replace the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a person who has been designated to take over a position or role from someone else.
Example: "The board announced the appointee to replace the outgoing CEO will be introduced at the next meeting."
Alternatives: "successor to fill the" or "replacement for the".
And with the state still reeling from the mess of Rod Blagojevich the Senate is investigating the former governor's appointee to replace Mr Obama, Roland Burris the race offered a small sign of change.The fifth district has a colourful past.
In a wild press conference where Gov. Rod Blagojevich introduced Roland Burris as the Senate-appointee to replace Barack Obama, congressman Bobby Rush came to the lectern and firmly offered a racial basis for seeing through the appointment.
There are fears that Hungary's new data protection authority will come under Fidesz influence and that a plan to make 274 judges retire early will undermine the judiciary's independence by enabling new pro-Fidesz appointees to replace them.
Mr. Giuliani had already decided to replace the board's chairman with a new appointee, Steven Sinacori, a lawyer and former mayoral aide.
Under the deal announced Tuesday between the governor and current NYRA directors, a new 15-member reorganization board, controlled by the governor's appointees, will replace the existing 25-member board of directors, a majority of whom are thoroughbred owners or others with longtime racing backgrounds.
Mel Levine, the new head of the DWP Board of Commissioners and a Garcetti appointee, announced plans to replace two management representatives on the boards of the nonprofits, which have been jointly overseen by the utility and D'Arcy's union.
It will take six years to replace all the appointees who owe their jobs to Mr. Perry, one-third of the jobs turning over every two years.
The president can drive the issue by proposing truly independent appointees to the Senate to replace lame-duck members.
Transcript of a July 8th Rob Kall Bottom Up Radio (WNJC 1360 AM) interview with Whistleblower advocate Tom Devine, discussing the unhappy situation whistleblowers are now in, thanks to a decision by a Bush appointee holdover Obama failed to replace.
The final blow was dealt at the December National Conference, when the party approved an amendment granting Museveni the power to replace Mbabazi as secretary-general with an appointee.
