The phrase "as a caucus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of individuals who come together to discuss and make decisions on political or organizational matters.
Example: "The members of the party met as a caucus to discuss their strategy for the upcoming election."
Alternatives: "as a group" or "as a committee".
"We as a caucus -- along with our Senate counterparts -- are going to meet and discuss what it is we're going to want out of the debt limit," Ryan said.
"We sort of set our goals as we wanted to end up as a caucus and met them".
"The question is whether the Democrats as a caucus have the political will to fight to win".
"That said, the G-8 still remains as a forum for political and strategic discussions, and as a caucus within the G-20".
The organisation could act as a caucus within existing workplace trade unions and allow the Tories to stand candidates in internal elections.
"My job, our job as a caucus, is to focus on the average family, to show them we actually care about them".
Hillary Clinton found herself in an unexpected battle for the support of primary voters in Nevada, as Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley impressed at a caucus dinner in Las Vegas on Wednesday night.
Passage depends on overcoming the opposition of disgruntled Democrats, who on December 9th secured a non-binding resolution against the deal "as currently written" at a caucus meeting in the House of Representatives; the speaker, Nancy Pelosi, indicated that she would not allow a bill to come to the floor unless it was improved.
Michigan officials did not estimate the cost of a new election, but party leaders involved in negotiating a solution said that a full statewide election, as opposed to a caucus, could cost as much as $10 million.
"He was a legislator's legislator" Few politicians get to lead a caucus as long as Mr. Doria led the Assembly Democrats - a dozen years.
In Warsaw, India proposed that democratic countries should meet together as often as possible and that a caucus at the United Nations would be useful for discussing issues being debated at the organization and perhaps for agreeing on common positions.
