"dear representatives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when addressing a group of people, such as in a letter, email, or other formal communication. For example: "Dear Representatives, I am writing to express my support for the new legislation..."
Dear Representative Lewis, I imagine this will come off as a bit corny -- please indulge me.
Dear children, representatives of the ministries, non-governmental organisations and media, I am happy that we are celebrating the International Child Protection Day by addressing and discussing the most pressing problems that children are facing today.
"As we move forward in the process of providing the strong measures that are necessary to combat terrorism, we must also keep in mind the importance of protecting civil liberties Americans hold dear," said Representative Steve Chabot, Republican of Ohio, who presided at the meeting.
Dear U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, The other day, after finishing War and Peace, I started to flip through the Federal Register, the daily publication of Washington's massive bureaucracy.
"The Palin family will always cherish their friendship with the McCains and hold those memories dear," the family representative told a reporter on Wednesday.
A model "Dear Senator or Representative" letter, asking for a temporary $1,000-per-family 1,000-per-family 1,000-per-family explained why taxs giveaway wasn't an industry bailout: "The travel industry would not recreditany government money".
With the recent passing of our dear leader a representative figurehead, we seek his exact replica, a reincarnation of him essentially someone like him (ed.
Dear Senators Reid and McConnell and Representatives Pelosi and Boehner, As economists, we write out of concern that you are being pressured to lift the Congressional ban on most oil drilling off our coasts, despite the fact that this would do nothing in the short term and almost nothing in the long term to reduce gas prices.
By Arthur Guiterman The New Yorker, February 27 , 1932P. 23 Dear Mr. Bloom: Distinguished Representative View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Ben Taub By David Remnick.
