The phrase "as they appoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions or decisions made by individuals or groups in a formal or official capacity.
Example: "The committee will proceed with the project as they appoint the necessary team members."
Alternatives: "as they designate" or "as they assign".
The government will introduce "safe harbours" for company directors to protect against personal liability for insolvent trading, as long as they appoint an adviser to try and spare the company financial difficulty.
Supported by expert evidence that great apes are self-aware, rational beings with close personal relationships and rich emotional lives, courts began to recognize them as having rights, and appointed guardians to protect those rights, in much the same way as they appoint guardians to protect the rights of people with intellectual disabilities.
All presidents, whether they want to or not, create an ideology if not intentionally, then somewhat haphazardly as they appoint officials and promote policies.
"Clearly, as a succession of departures has exposed, governments of both parties should take more care about the character and record of whom they appoint as special advisers.
It will depend on how well you are doing at the time and whoever they appoint as coach and whatever back-up team he wants".
"The timing was important," the Mexican official said, "because Mexican presidents almost never replace the person they appoint as defense minister, so whoever was chosen would be involved with setting the terms of cooperation for the next six years".
Ministers have been urged to be more careful about who they appoint as special advisers to ensure smoother working relations with civil servants and avoid resignation situations worthy of The Thick of It.
Michael Essien's future at Chelsea depends on who they appoint as the next Stamford Bridge manager, according to the 29-year-old midfielder's agent.
The Shakers lie bottom of League One with three points from eight matches, but the board of directors have said they want Shirtliff and development coach Ben Futcher to work alongside whoever they appoint as their new manager.
Suspicion has long lingered about Yeung's intentions for the club and it will be worth watching to see if there's any sign that there's a genuine desire to gain promotion next season i.e. who they appoint as manager and what resources he's given.
"Why did they appoint Lord Green as a Tory minister months after the Government received these files?
