The phrase "athletes representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who represents the interests of athletes, often in a sports organization or governing body.
Example: "The athletes representative spoke at the meeting to address the concerns of the players regarding the new regulations."
Alternatives: "athlete advocate" or "sports representative".
Koss, the athletes' representative for Wada, said: "It's wrong.
"This way is not working," said Bekatorou, the athletes' representative on the Hellenic Olympic Committee.
Brady Canfield, an athletes' representative to the board and Felicia's husband, said he was excluded from the meeting.
Jonathan Edwards, the former Olympic triple-jump champion and athletes' representative on the London 2012 board, believes that participation could "actually boost athletes' motivation".
The Court of Arbitration for Sport said Murofushi and the Japanese Olympic Committee were challenging the I.O.C.'s decision to annul his election as an athletes' representative during the London Games.
A 16-strong board, the London Organising Committee is being set up, including the Princess Royal, who is a member of the IOC, and former triple jumper Jonathan Edwards as athletes' representative.
Most major professional sports leagues vet athletes' representatives.
Athletes' representatives said they would seek to have the dress code scrapped, possibly as early as Saturday at a meeting of the world's badminton-playing nations in Qingdao, China.
Scott Blackmun, chief executive of the U.S.O.C., stepped down in February after calls for his resignation from two senators, a group of former Olympians, athletes' representatives and child-advocacy experts amid criticism of the committee's handling of the abuse scandal.
Each flag of the National Olympic Committees represented was brought on stage by an athlete representative.
It means Wells will not be listed as an authorized athlete representative.
