The phrase "assembly members for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who are part of a legislative or decision-making body, typically in a governmental or organizational context.
Example: "The assembly members for the local council will meet next week to discuss the new policy proposals."
Alternatives: "members of the assembly" or "assembly representatives for".
But a crisis is on the way next spring when voters are due to choose assembly members, for in the Westminster election Sinn Fein confirmed its position as the party with the largest single share of the popular vote.
I would like to enjoy my retirement in a state of fitness where one determines one's own agenda". Mr Thomas is one of four assembly members for South Wales Central, a large constituency whose representatives are chosen via the list system.
The CKIs assisted the research team in identifying two chiefs, two 'landlords', and two district assembly members for IDIs.
Mr. Hikind, a Brooklyn Democrat, used $1.2 million in discretionary funds available to Assembly members for the project.
With only 40 senators and 80 Assembly members for a population of 38 million, California has one of the world's least representative governments.
Mion District commits to stop open defecation MION, Ghana, 27 June 2013 - UNICEF Ghana has congratulated Mion District Assembly members for signing a pledge to become an open defecation free district by August 31 – a crucial step towards the whole Northern Region stopping defecation in the open.
Mike Hedges, the Labour assembly member for Swansea East, expressed disappointment that his city and other towns had been excluded.
Jones, who has been assembly member for Bridgend since the first election in 1999, played down the polls.
But Dara O'Hagan, Sinn Fein assembly member for Upper Bann, said yesterday: "What happened to Robert Hamill is a regular occurrence in Portadown.
Alex Attwood, the assembly member for West Belfast, said: "The talks must be the only show in town.
