The phrase "appropriate executive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suitable or qualified person in an executive position for a specific task or decision.
Example: "The board will appoint the appropriate executive to lead the new project initiative."
Alternatives: "suitable executive" or "qualified executive".
It called for reimbursement of the rent on an "appropriate executive apartment" within half a mile of company headquarters, which are adjacent to the flagship store.
Fifth, both Congress and the appropriate executive agencies should investigate the deaths of immigrant detainees in United States custody, ensuring that the health and human rights of those still in these facilities are protected.
"There's a lot you can do," Ms. Cooper said, adding that many companies have procedures for employees who want to get the appropriate executive's ear.
President Obama has taken important steps using his (constitutionally appropriate) executive authority to raise wages for workers of federal contractors.
This survey results are somewhat to our surprise; to the factors of gender, education and household income, the possible reason is the current smoking bans in public places in Anhui Province are only advocate prescriptive, lacking appropriate executive body, and there are no specific penalties; thus, smoking in public places is a very common phenomenon.
On the other hand, if Mr. Belnick's defense team succeeds in casting him as an ethical, straightforward lawyer who thought all his compensation and loans were properly approved by the appropriate executives and who was undone by a scheme outside his control and even his knowledge, then all the money he received from Tyco will not matter.
Nevertheless, many in the administration are reluctant to air in court the case that Mr. Awlaki is waging war against the United States, in part because they do not want to concede that judicial review is appropriate for executive branch decisions on targeted killings.
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The services put the options on the table, Congress authorizes and appropriates, and the executive branch establishes and executes the resulting programs.
Appropriate Adult's executive producer, Jeff Pope, said the programme would be "sober and thought-provoking".
Mr. Carpenter said the board believed that he would be more appropriate as chief executive than Mr. de Molina, who resigned at the board's request.
