The phrase "a dossier for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of documents or information prepared for a specific purpose or individual.
Example: "The committee prepared a dossier for the new candidate to review their qualifications and background."
Alternatives: "a file for" or "a report for".
Just last month, a dossier for a new line of dairy proteins dropped into my mailbox.
"He creates a dossier for himself," Ms. Srbljanovic said, "in which he brags about his prior life as an important dissident always attacking the regime.
Encourage students to search the internet for information that could form part of a dossier for presentation to the whole class.
In early 2010, after General McKiernan left Afghanistan and Mr. Clarridge was under contract to the military, the former spy helped produce a dossier for commanders detailing allegations about Mr. Karzai's drug connections, land grabs and even murders in southern Afghanistan.
He even gives me a dossier (for want of a better word) he's written, entitled How Did We Get It So Wrong?, which succinctly details the US and UK's choreography of the whole Iraq/WMD affair, with extracts, figures, bullet points and footnotes.
The aim was to explore to which extent the requirements differ, a question of relevance e.g. to a pharmaceutical company wishing to submit a dossier for HTA in both countries.
An inquest into Elliott's death is to be held in the new year, for which the British Transport police are compiling a dossier of evidence for the coroner.
The paper prepares a dossier of evidence for the police complaints watchdog.
Kalin confirmed Turkey was preparing a dossier of evidence for the US in order to request Gülen's extradition.
Climates also contains a dossier of precedents for thinking about architecture and climate change drawn from a number of leading practitioners.
In the letter, Gaetz and his colleagues also ask Wray to explain whether the work of Fusion GPS, which paid for a dossier of research from former intelligence agent Christopher Steele, was paid for by the FBI or used to justify wiretaps of the Trump campaign and the Trump transition.
