The phrase "assembly of delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a gathering or meeting of representatives or delegates from various groups or organizations, often for decision-making or discussion purposes.
Example: "The assembly of delegates convened to discuss the new policy changes and their implications for the community."
Alternatives: "convention of representatives" or "gathering of delegates."
The sharing out of an inheritance is decided by an assembly of delegates, under state supervision.
The new Federal President will be chosen by an assembly of delegates.
One of the most significant of Ismāʿīl's innovations was the establishment of an assembly of delegates in November 1866.
This was an assembly of delegates eager to feel their own Trump loyalty reflected, acknowledged, and cheered polished clean of any Cruz smirches.
The members of Barcelona, called socis, form an assembly of delegates which is the highest governing body of the club.
The members of Real Madrid, called socios, form an assembly of delegates which is the highest governing body of the club.
During the past several years, Karzai has staged a handful of peace jirgas — assemblies of delegates handpicked by his government — but these have not offered the kinds of convincing programs of jobs and security that might attract wavering Taliban.
The assembly of 502 delegates has divided along ethnic lines in the last few days, with the largest group, the Pashtuns, arrayed against the minorities from the north of the country.
The new Afghan constitution, approved in January by a grand assembly of 1,500 delegates, called for every effort to be made to hold the presidential and parliamentary elections simultaneously.
The assembly is made up of delegates from 47 member states, including European Union and former Soviet countries.
The delegates assembly of New York City's largest municipal union, District Council 37, voted on Tuesday night against allowing direct membership election of the union's top officers.
