The phrase "appointment of a representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being designated or assigned to act on behalf of another person or organization.
Example: "The board approved the appointment of a representative to negotiate the terms of the contract."
Alternatives: "designation of a representative" or "selection of a representative."
However, the Foreign Office on Thursday hailed the coalition's appointment of a representative to Britain, Walid Saffour, as a "sign of progress".
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.
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).
The move is significant because although the United States has not formally recognized the rebels as legitimate representatives of the Libyan people, the appointment of a special representative is bound to be interpreted as a move toward de facto recognition.
If any seller is not an accredited investor, the acquirer can arrange for the appointment of a purchaser representative for such seller.
The petition also called for the appointment of a special representative to investigate human rights abuses but was ultimately rebuffed by the UN's decolonisation committee because West Papua was outside its mandate.
The Europeans want Russia to accept the appointment of a high representative to run the "international mechanism" overseeing the monitors, but Russia is likely to insist on involving the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, in which it has a strong voice.
The resolution also seeks to force the resumption of humanitarian aid work, which Zimbabwe's government ordered suspended during the runoff campaign, and calls for the appointment of a special representative to Zimbabwe by Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
Grayling said the unusual appointment of a "crown representative" or senior minder by the Cabinet Office – Ian Tyler, the former chief executive of Balfour Beatty – to oversee G4S would make no difference to the company's ability to bid for new justice ministry contracts.
In other words, the court ruled, as did the circuit court of appeals in this case, that where it was shown that the widow and child were the sole beneficiaries, they might maintain the action without the appointment of a personal representative.
