The phrase "appointment a representative" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "appoint a representative"? You can use the corrected phrase when you are designating someone to act on behalf of a group or organization.
Example: "The board decided to appoint a representative to attend the conference and speak on their behalf."
Alternatives: "designate a representative" or "select a representative."
Its efforts to motivate GPs by giving them new contracts in 2004 failed to secure a conspicuously better deal for their patients.Mr Hutton proposes a system of non-executive governance to keep the self-regard of bureaucrats in check, and the appointment of a representative employee to new remuneration committees.
I have an appointment with a representative of the city government who I know is critical of the evictions.
I say goodbye to the woman, unchain my bike and find a cobblestone street that leads down towards the central train station where I have an appointment with a representative of the mayor's office.
I say goodbye to the woman, unchain my bike, and find a cobblestone street that leads down towards the central train station where I have an appointment with a representative of the mayor's office.
Fights between tribal chieftains erupted, and al-Badr unsuccessfully tried to buy off the dissidents by promising "reforms", including the appointment of a representative council, more army pay and promotions.
Moreover, it is uncommon to initiate the legal procedure for the appointment of a representative unless there are compelling reasons to do so (e.g. for the management of assets).
You will be asked to schedule an appointment with a representative to complete the application process.
When it's time for your appointment, an Apple representative walks you over to a designated fitting table covered with blue leather mats (made from the same material as Apple's iPhone cases).
We have achieved this while maintaining proper scrutiny of free school applications and any suggestion that the process has been weakened is false … We undertake due diligence checks and closely monitor all proposed headteacher appointments – including having a representative on the recruitment panel in many cases".
