The phrase "a single director for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the appointment or role of one individual in a leadership position overseeing a specific area or project.
Example: "The organization has decided to appoint a single director for the new initiative to ensure clear leadership and accountability."
Alternatives: "one director for" or "a sole director for".
In a letter to the president, they called for the agency to be headed by a five-member board of directors instead of a single director and for Congress to control its budget.
It has independent litigation authority, a single director removable only for cause, a budget immune to the regular appropriations process, broad judicial deference, and an exemption from Office of Management and Budget review of major rules.
Correction: May 10, 2000, Wednesday An article yesterday about the Tony Award nominations referred incorrectly to the previous occurrence of multiple nominations for a single director in different categories.
Mr. Wood, the outgoing director, announced his departure in September, saying it would be wise for a single director to oversee the final planning, construction and opening of the new wing.
All of that reduces the need for a single director to take video from dozens of sources and try to integrate it all into one big video.
Despite not having been released as a single, director Emile Rafael filmed a video for "Trouble", that explores Kills and her on-screen boyfriend's use of recreational drugs and their relationship; it was released in February 2014.
The legislation approved by the subcommittee would have the bureau run by a five-member board rather than a single director, and make it easier for the new Financial Stability Oversight Council to overturn bureau regulations.
In France, in particular, postdocs and freshly recruited scientists are members of large research units led by a single director, and it is often difficult for them to make their mark as independent group leaders.
For Del Toro, having a single director alleviated his anxiety about crafting a coherent performance in a long-form series that, out of necessity, filmed out of order with scenes from multiple episodes sometimes shooting in a single day.
