The phrase "a directorate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an administrative body or organization that oversees a specific area or function within a larger entity.
Example: "The government established a directorate for environmental protection to address climate change issues."
Alternatives: "an office for" or "a department for".
The senior official said the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, after months of planning, created a directorate for the elimination of Iraqi unconventional arms on March 22, and that its director is Douglas M. Englund, a retired Army colonel with long experience in arms control and weapons elimination.
The first required all bankers to obtain a license from the Social Credit Commission and created a directorate for the control of each bank, most members of which would be appointed by the Social Credit Board.
One of his top priorities, Allawi told me, was the creation of a well-trained, well-equipped Iraqi Army large enough to replace U.S. troops, and he has set up a national directorate for domestic security and a police agency dedicated to counterterrorism.
Within this new structuring, a new Directorate for Health Promotion was established reflecting the importance attributed to healthy life styles and health promotion in the future health policies.
But just making the request doesn't necessarily mean that it will be granted, explains Mark Leddy, a program director in the Directorate for Education and Human Resources at the National Science Foundation.
The work was made possible by financially support from the Norwegian Foundation for Postgraduate Training in Physiotherapy, a grant from The Directorate for Health and Social Affairs, and a donation from Ragna Sofie and Christian Rieber.
The revelations, obtained via a series of freedom of information (FoI) requests, raise wider concerns about the use of consultants due to a lack of experienced staff inside the ONR and come a week after the Hinkley project got a go-ahead from the European competition directorate for a proposed UK subsidy scheme.
It has been sharply criticised by other EU countries, including hard core members of the eurozone, for its lack of accountability and for acting like an unelected, undemocratic directorate for running Europe.
But it was unclear whether Afghan intelligence sources meant General Gul was on the ground escorting Mr. Omar or directing the move from afar because officials here often use his name as a shorthand for the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI, the military spy service he once led.
"I am certain that Gen. Kang was the target and I have no doubt that the C.I.A., South Korean intelligence agents and your ISI were involved," the letter states, the last a reference to the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, Pakistan's powerful spy agency.
After returning to Germany, I will take up a position in the Directorate for Health, Life Sciences and Sustainability at the BMBF, in which I will be responsible for the federal programs in the areas of systems biology and proteomics.
