The phrase "appointment of committees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the process of selecting or assigning members to committees.
Example: "The appointment of committees will take place during the next board meeting to ensure all necessary positions are filled."
Alternatives: "formation of committees" or "establishment of committees".
Judge Glenn argues that Mr. Kruger is ignoring the legislative history of the rules that govern the appointment of committees.
The matters of church government include the appointment of committees to deal with church business, the approval of lay preachers and exhorters, maintaining buildings, missionary activities, and Bible School decisions.
The covenant meetings that followed seem to have been concerned primarily with the admission, dismission, exclusion, and discipline of members, the religious testimonies prior to admission, several complaints, and the appointment of committees to "labour with" deliquent members, as veil as the election of delegates to conventions.
CRT has taken legal action against the FDA and contested the appointment of committee members to the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Xenotransplantation (or SACX) (Bickford et al. 2005).
At the first committee meeting after the appointment of committee members pursuant to Rule 199, the committee shall elect a bureau consisting of a Chair and of Vice-Chairs from among its full members in separate ballots.
At the first committee meeting after the appointment of committee members pursuant to Rule 199, and again two and a half years thereafter, the committee shall elect a bureau consisting of a Chair and of Vice-Chairs from among its full members in separate ballots.
The Livingston Farrand Papers consist of correspondence, office files, reports, letters of transmittal, notices of appointment to committees, scrapbooks, cross reference sheets, clippings, diplomas, and certificates deriving from his presidency of Cornell University from 1921 to 1937.
This assault may not succeed: the pope's tactic has been the appointment of small committees to wage war on bureaucracy and there is a danger that the oldest bureaucracy in the world may simply assimilate them.
And just like any not-for-profit organization, the thirty-year-old bylaws of the congregation to which I belong call for the election of officers, an annual members' meeting, and the appointment of numerous committees.
Correction: January 4 , 2001 Thursday An article on Dec. 30 about the appointment of two committees to advise the Bronx High School of Science on curriculum and other issues misidentified the Columbia University professor who is to teach an engineering course to Bronx Science students.
They record baptisms, confessions of faith, receiving new members, election of clerks and choice of moderators, granting letters of dismission, appointments to committees, election of deacons, the "lead of minds" of the members, synopses of brief sermons given a communions and baptisms, and invitations from other churches regarding council meetings.
