"seek representation" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to look for or try to find someone to act on one's behalf, often in a legal or professional context. Example sentence: After being wrongfully terminated, she decided to seek representation from a lawyer to help her fight for her rights.
So what happens when you have no choice but to seek representation at Profit & Growth plc?
The move came as some Northwest flight attendants campaigned to break away from the Teamsters and seek representation by a newly formed independent union.
The labor groups are also expected to seek representation on the creditors' committee, which will be formed on Friday by a federal trustee.
"We are going to continue to focus on keeping our employees satisfied and happy and make sure their benefits are in line, and hopefully get to the point where they wouldn't seek representation," he said.
In the role of buyers' brokers, real estate agents have the right to show buyers any house on the market, even exclusive listings, according to the April ruling, which said that brokers with exclusive listings could not refuse to deal with a prospective buyer who was represented by a buyers' broker since that violated a buyer's right to seek representation.
A dual leadership could dilute the president's powers and allow for a broader power structure to emerge by creating more room for the raft of ethnic groups that seek representation at the highest levels.The critical details for their government of national unity are for now left in the hands of the candidates who can barely speak to one another.
Students, meanwhile, are seeking representation on the board of trustees.
And it has set up toll-free telephone numbers for families seeking representation or advice.
On an average day, she said she gets about 25 inquiries from people seeking representation.
To get some marketing advice, they are seeking representation with a brand developer.
The forms included a request a detainee could sign seeking representation for an appeals court challenge of a tribunal finding.
