"respective committees" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to two or more committees, each with its own specific purpose or jurisdiction. You can use it when you want to emphasize the individual identities or responsibilities of multiple committees. Example: The bill was reviewed and approved by their respective committees before being presented to the full board for a vote.
Both bills have sat in their respective committees.
"That broad-based legislation would require an awful lot of analysis by both houses and respective committees," Mr. Padavan said.
The experience of lawmakers is explained in terms of their years in the relevant legislative houses as well as in their respective committees (Table 2).
(For example, the coding we use to identify high-cost patients and subsets of that segment is pages long). Our analysts maintain data integrity across the organization and prevent the respective committees from duplicating efforts.
"Chris Dodd and I were in the minority during that time, and in fact no remedial action was taken by Congress until we became chairmen of our respective committees in 2007 and 2008".
In total, the House Republican campaign committee has collected $90 million and the Democratic committee has raised $60 million; both Mr. Hastert and Mr. Gephardt raise money for their respective committees, as well as for individual candidates and the party as a whole.
Answers to the written portion of the qualifying exam are received by each respective committee member prior to the scheduled qualifying exam committee meeting.
Neither version advanced out of its respective committee during the current Congress.
Party leaders have until Aug. 16 to name their respective committee members.
It was approved by the ethical committee of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, the National Ethical Committee in Côte d'Ivoire, and the respective committee of the Chamber of Physicians in Hamburg, Germany.
One reason for this is that the respective committee of the joint institutions until 2003 failed to provide more explicit definitions [ 12].
