The phrase "association executives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who hold executive positions within an association or organization, typically in a professional or business context.
Example: "The conference will feature a panel discussion with association executives from various industries sharing their insights on leadership."
Alternatives: "association leaders" or "executive members of the association".
According to Mr. Wei at the automobile association, executives from Toyota Motor and Mitsubishi Motors have made fact-finding trips to Shandong.
(Association executives noted that the production cost figure does not include money contributed by outside investors who frequently underwrite the expense of Hollywood films).
Mr. Perlman said he did not earn any stock options in BabyPressConference. Hospital association executives can also profit personally through another business deal involving Premier.
But when Jones, along with several United States Golf Association executives, played the Black in May 1995, he realized that its heartbeat was strong.
Racing association executives were hopeful that this year's Belmont crowd would break the record set last year, when 103,222 turned out to see War Emblem's failed bid for the Triple Crown.
The 1995 running attracted only 37,171 people, a record low for the modern era, and racing association executives knew they had to throw their efforts into building attendance back up.
"I'm hopeful that will be able to do something," Billy Hunter, the players association executive director, said.
Mr. Crist, a former New York Times reporter and a former racing association executive, agreed to keep the discussion confidential.
But he also suspects Mr. Romney, noting that a former association executive once gave $1,000 to Mr. Romney's campaign.
The mayor and the rifle association executive, Wayne LaPierre, appeared separately on the NBC News program "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
"I remain confident that this is an isolated occurrence in our sport," Ted Saskin, the players' association executive director, said in a statement.
