The phrase "us lawmakers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to legislators in the United States. For example, "Us lawmakers have not yet agreed on a new budget."
He then told the US lawmakers, "Yes, we've got a friend in you".
In the US lawmakers are drafting even more wide-ranging legislation than that available to politicians in Britain.
Several US lawmakers wish to make any talk of a boycott of Israel illegal within the US.
Although a national ID card system was never pursued in the US, lawmakers passed the REAL ID Act (2005), which created security standards for state identity documents.
In the US, lawmakers questioned Apple's top lawyer over how it could better work with federal investigators.
The second mass shooting in two weeks will likely intensify pressure on US lawmakers to address the issue gun controls.
The US lawmakers have expressed concerns about major domestic companies seeking UK tax status to save money.
The implications, still unacknowledged by many US lawmakers and world leaders four years into this revolution, are devastating.
The move from US lawmakers is likely to anger Beijing.
The debt ceiling is a cap on the total amount the US government can borrow, set by US lawmakers.
Thousands of internet sites are taking part in a "blackout" protest against anti-piracy laws being discussed by US lawmakers.
