The phrase "a post for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific position or role that someone is being recruited for or is applying to.
Example: "We are looking to fill a post for a marketing manager in our company."
Alternatives: "a position for a" or "a role for a".
Phillips then hit a post for a second time in the 89th minute but Morecambe held on.
If enacted, the treaty will give Europe its first full-time president and create a post for a foreign policy chief with expanded powers.
Each of the 28 member states nominates someone to serve in a post for a four-year term, with Luxembourg's spot already taken up by Juncker.
(Vazquez once wrote a post for a Web site called Flavorwire that made it clear that I am one of the white dudes he takes issue with).
The Teessiders had an early sniff of goal when Ipswich midfielder Jonathan Douglas put his side under unnecessary pressure by giving the ball straight to Stewart Downing who ran into the Ipswich half unopposed but his tame shot was pushed round a post for a corner by Dean Gerken.
Camp out on a post for a bit, though, and Facebook starts the timer behind the scenes.
We will contact candidates who are seriously being considered for a post for an interview.
A posting for a room for rent in Detroit lacks images of the property, though there is a photograph of the L.C.D. television.
"It's relatively easy for someone to cut, copy and paste, and slap a posting for a used couch out there," said Scot Wingo, chief executive of ChannelAdvisor, which helps large retailers and manufacturers sell on multiple Web sites.
But it was in 1998, while visiting the International Centre at Queen's, that I saw a posting for a youth volunteer program being sponsored by the Canadian International Development Agency and World Literacy of Canada.
