The phrase "a servant for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who serves or works for another person or organization, often in a subordinate role.
Example: "He has been a loyal servant for the royal family for over a decade."
Alternatives: "an aide to" or "a helper for".
In Montreal, Bernadette, an uneducated country girl, works as a servant for the Knights - Robbie and Nora.
His father worked as a servant for the family while Haneshyan spent his time playing with the rabbits and chickens.
Tells about woman who hires a servant for a couples of hours and then decides to let her stay when the girl calls her Madam.
Onyango Obama, believed to be born in 1895, was a member of the Luo tribe who worked for years as a servant for white colonialists in Kenya.
Van Persie, using his talent as a servant for the team in a way that Balotelli might study, hit a wonderful shot with his less favored right foot.
One day, she says, they might buy an apartment for her and her husband's parents, with a servant for each elderly couple.
– On Tuesday, James Palermo, an officer in San Marcos, Texas, was arrested for aggravated assault by a public servant for a May incident during which he gave a woman a concussion and at least two broken teeth while arresting her.
- On Tuesday, James Palermo, an officer in San Marcos, Texas, was arrested for aggravated assault by a public servant for a May incident during which he gave a woman a concussion and at least two broken teeth while arresting her.
During apartheid, she used to work as a domestic servant for a white family, living in a one-room shack at the bottom of the garden and working 13 hours a day, seven days a week.
A Sri Lankan woman who worked as a domestic servant for a Saudi Arabian family for 17 years without pay has received $19,000 in compensation for her labor, Arabian Business reports.
She now works as a domestic servant for a Pennsylvania family.
