The phrase "a one time director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who directed a project or film only once, indicating that they are not a regular or ongoing director.
Example: "Although he was a one time director for the film, his unique vision left a lasting impact on the project."
Alternatives: "a former director" or "a one-off director".
Mr. Shipley's name was one among a wider list of candidates, including Ralph S. Larsen, a former chief executive of Johnson & Johnson and a one-time director of the exchange.
She was a one time president and long time director of The Foundation for Child Development and for many years was associated with the Trickle Up organization which makes small grants to further entrepreneurship all over the world.
It helped of course that Raymond Koechlin, a one-time Louvre Museum director, praised it in his two 1924 volumes on French Gothic ivories, still a reference work on the subject.
A former Topshop finance chief, along with a one-time managing director of Deutsche Bank, have been found guilty of insider dealing in one of the UK's most high-profile cases.
Three months ago, Pappas, armed with $2.5 million in start-up financing from family and friends, hired as chief executive Mark Mastalir, a former Wrigley and Nike executive and a one-time senior director of business development with the NBA.
His running mate was a former congressman from Texas and one-time director of the Central Intelligence Agency named George H. W. Bush.
While there, she restaged a number of the ballets of the company's one-time director, August Bournonville, for which she was made a Knight of the Order of Dannebrog (1952).
The FA, now chaired, in a trick of history, by Greg Dyke, a backer of the 1992 Premier League breakaway and one-time director of the pre-Glazers Manchester United plc, has been a compliant governing body throughout.
The La Sagra's Flycatcher was named by Johannes Gundlach for Don Ramon de La Sagra, the one-time director of Havana's Botanical Garden who took a large natural history collection to Paris, where it was worked on by d'Orbigny.
Here they are: Christine Elliott, chief executive of the Institute for Turnaround and one-time director of Bletchley Park.
The Dominican Republic purchased the building from one-time director Gustavo Rojas Pinilla about 20 years ago.
