The phrase "respective appointment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to appointments that correspond to specific individuals or entities.
Example: "Each member will receive their respective appointment letters by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "individual appointment" or "corresponding appointment."
KALIDAN, Rochester, posted on nytimes.com WOMEN IN SCIENCE In her Oct. 6 article, Eileen Pollack discussed extensively the experience of women in physics at Yale, noting that Meg Urry and Bonnie Fleming were the first and second women to gain tenure in the physics department, after their respective appointments in 2001 and 2009.
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This questionnaire will be checked for completeness by research staff at each respective testing appointment so that any ambiguous or missing information can be clarified.
Include the respective due date.
Participants with a positive result were telephoned by a medical doctor and invited to attend for an appointment at their respective student health units.
We may then arrange for an appointment with the respective decision-maker/order-maker, with the intention being to lure them into ordering one or more of our product lines.
There are already a brave few who have worked to improve the policies surrounding postdoctoral appointments at their respective institutions.
A little more than half (53%) of the respondents had faculty status at their respective library and one also had an academic appointment through the school of medicine.
The two groups also did not differ on this variable at follow-up, with a respective average of 4.8 and four diabetes medical appointments per year at follow-up.
Both Obama and Republican nominee Senator John McCain (AZ) have promised to appoint a presidential science adviser early in their respective administrations and to give that person power to shape other appointments and White House policies.
