The phrase "a dancer for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who performs dance for a specific purpose, event, or organization.
Example: "She has always dreamed of being a dancer for the prestigious ballet company."
Alternatives: "a performer for the" or "a dancer with the".
He spent 15 years as a dancer for the national ballet in Ivory Coast, his native country, and he is also a master drum maker.
Teressa Cee, a dancer for the Miami Heat American basketball team, shared a video of the moment in the Bahamas on her Facebook page.
Taylor is a little too skilled a dancer for the comedy to really work, though watching her shake it in a Swan Lake tutu is nevertheless pretty great.
With a mop of boy-band hair, a fiancée who is a dancer for the Portland Trail Blazers and a deadly shot that he connects on 45percentt of the time, Dickau offers the Zags some glamour.
Collette lived a full and colorful life as a dancer for the Ballet Ruse de Monte Carlo in New York, as an assistant curator of antiquities at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, a curator at the New Canaan Historical Society, and as an assistant editor to Jason Epstein at Random House.
She is now a dancer for the Dance Theatre of Harlem and has performed internationally.
After attending a performing arts college, El was a dancer for Carnival Cruise Lines, the Miami Heat franchise of the National Basketball Association, and also danced for Kanye West at the MTV Video Music Awards.
Ms. Jean had moved back in with her extended family after breaking up with her longtime boyfriend, also a dancer, for "reasons of the heart, nothing to do with the leg," she said.
At 16 Mr. Tancharoen was chosen as a backup dancer for the A-Teens, a Swedish pop group who toured with Ms. Spears.
At a beach party, I see a limbo dancer for the first time in my life.
