The phrase "a builder for a" is grammatically correct but incomplete and may not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
You can use it when referring to someone who constructs or creates something for a specific purpose or entity, but it needs further elaboration to be fully understood.
Example: "He is a builder for a new community center project in our town."
Alternatives: "a constructor for a" or "a creator for a".
It was the CIDC, for example, that took charge of finding a builder for a new amusement park in 2009, and coordinated new affordable housing.
29 to Sept. 2. The Knickerbocker's three tennis courts, across Main Street on Third Avenue, were sold to Daniel Zarabi, a builder, for a total $700,000 in a separate transaction in 2009.
St Mungo's staff often see their homeless clients waiting outside B&Q on the Old Kent Road in the early morning, hoping to be picked up by a builder for a day's cheap labour.
Choosing a prefab manufacturer differs from choosing a builder for a site-built home, because each manufacturer produces their own style of home.
Having been a builder for 28 years, it has a way of keeping your ego in check".
But he soon tired of daily marching exercises and pay of $2 a month and, when offered a chance to work as a builder for $2 a day, he walked out.
During the British Open, a white tent on a corner of his property is being used by a bank and a builder for corporate hospitality.
The exhibition suggests that this began to change with 16th-century warfare; no one could rely on the decisions of a builder for how to shape a fortress so that a cannon could reliably shoot in all directions.
Here is where that stands: he is to sign a $250,000 contract with a builder for new house, though he would save some costs because a nonprofit organization, lowernine.org, would provide much of the labor for free.
Craig said, "It's tough, because for a homeowner and a builder, for anybody, to accurately estimate it, they have to know all the unknowns, and they don't know all the unknowns.
John Wormley Walker, a builder for the Federal Government, supervised the construction.
