The phrase "a commander for a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who holds a command position or role in a specific context, such as military or organizational settings.
Example: "The general appointed a commander for a new division to lead the troops in the upcoming operation."
Alternatives: "a leader for a" or "a chief for a".
"The Coalition plan envisages a senior ADF officer answering directly as a commander, for a non-military function, to the minister for immigration and citizenship, rather than through the legal chain of command to the chief of defence force and then to the civil control of the minister for defence".
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In the western province of Herat, a suicide bomber killed a commander for the Afghan Local Police, his two guards and seven civilians.
Mullah Abdul Ghapoor, a commander for the governor who acted as an intermediary in the surrender, said about 200 Taliban soldiers had surrendered along with their weapons and about 40 vehicles.
He worked as a Commander for the Maritime College in New York.
Gebhard's grandfather had been a commander for the Swabian League army in 1531; a cousin of his grandfather, Jörg Truchsess von Waldburg, also known as Bauernjörg, had been a commander of the imperial army in the Peasant Wars (1525).
Mealing meanwhile, did not go through as much training as the other actors, but did spend mornings training with a commander for the SBS who is also a military adviser on the show.
One officer was relieved of his command several years ago, the Times informed us, because he punched out an Afghan militia commander "for keeping a boy chained to his bed as a sex slave".
The assault was directed by Aleem Shah, a front-line commander for Hazarat Ali, a minister of the new pro-American local government in Jalalabad, the Eastern Shura, which had seized control when the Taliban collapsed.
Composite squadrons have two deputy commanders to assist the squadron commander: a Deputy Commander for Seniors and a Deputy Commander for Cadets.
