The phrase 'lead delegate' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the person in charge of a delegation or group. For example, "The lead delegate of the UN delegation will be speaking at the event."
The government's lead delegate to the talks, the cabinet affairs minister, Martin Elias Lomoro, told The Associated Press that the rebel leader Riek Machar did not take part because he was not deemed helpful.
The talks began almost two weeks ago in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan with an emotional plea for rapid movement from the Philippines lead delegate.
The abilities to lead, delegate and manage without interference merge.
Michelle Obama, who is there representing Team USA as the team's lead delegate, held her own in the style department in an embroidered crepe jacket and silk chiffon skirt by J. Mendel.
Chun, the South's lead delegate, said the decision on a united ice hockey team is not yet finalized, as it requires the consent of the IOC and related international body.
Sands officials called the ruling routine and pledged to appeal the matter to a federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. "It's been a good clean fight, but it's time to sit down and start talking," said George Bonser, lead delegate for the local unit of the Law Enforcement Employees Benevolent Assn.
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However, those wins are unlikely to put a decisive dent in the Democratic frontrunner's lead delegates.
Indeed, many Republicans were jubilant yesterday that Mr. Bush had found a running mate who would not lead delegates at next week's Republican convention to utter the dreaded "A word": abortion.
This would lead delegates to mirror the consensus among a state's voters and, across the states, to accurately reflect the sentiments of the nation's voters.
