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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a planner for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or tool that organizes or schedules activities or events for a specific purpose.
Example: "She is a planner for corporate events, ensuring everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "an organizer for" or "a coordinator for".
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"What do we need to hire a planner for," she asked.
"You can never satisfy everybody," said Glenn S. Lunden, a planner for New York City Transit.
His father retired as a planner for the Chicago Transportation Department.
And that is where the fires burn the hottest, said Bill Armold, a planner for Ravalli County.
He first went there in 2005 as a planner for the Permanent Joint Headquarters as part of the first reconnaissances of southern Afghanistan.
The bride's father, who worked in Long Island City, Queens, retired as a planner for the New York City Department of City Planning.
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Today, the company is opening up Ad Planner for anyone with a Google account and adding a bunch of features.
Dennis Vogel, a production planner for an electronics company from Setauket, was working the food line at the picnic, dishing out roasted and barbecued chicken.
Santana then went on to work in the private sector as a transportation planner for an engineering firm.
The groom, 39, is a transportation planner for AKRF, an environmental, planning and engineering consultancy in Manhattan.
Rosa Marchetti, an events planner for a family-owned chain of restaurants, had grown up dreading the rite of confession.
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