'reps' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an abbreviation of the word "representatives" and it can be used to refer to individuals or groups who are authorized to speak on behalf of a larger organization or company. An example sentence using the word "reps" is: "The reps of the company held meetings with potential investors to discuss the new project."
Union reps this week circled the campus with iPads urgently trying to get people to sign up.
I quite enjoy being around a group as I like to chat between reps but if there's no one there then I'll have my iPod loaded up with a multitude of different songs and genres.
That's reps at speed but still, it's not a particularly long distance compared to most people who go for a run.
The rapper and his reps allegedly "tried to get away with not paying" for Aphex's track Avril 14th, which forms the musical backbone of West's song Blame Game.
One group of people who regularly draw breath (and make a sandwich) before hitting 'send', the writers and fan reps who make up our regular cast of Guardian MLS previewers, who are here with all that's going on with their teams before a vital weekend.
Always ready for the big occasion, our team of fan reps and writers for each of the weekend's competing teams.
There's a whole host of other Pillars of Society, too: community workers; activists who dedicate their lives to fighting racism, sexism and homophobia; trade union reps who fight the corner of workers in the workplace; those who fight for the sick and disabled; volunteers and charity workers; and those who show great bravery or commit great sacrifices for others.
Well aware of the importance of every game – our crack team of fan reps and writers representing each of the weekend's competing teams.
For all the warnings about "junket reps", Adelson clearly held them in high regard.
"You can actually wake up to a video!" points out one of the reps.
If you've got tri bars, do the longer reps on those, keeping your upper body nice and relaxed and still".
