The phrase "a sole director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a single individual who holds the position of director in an organization or company.
Example: "The company was established with a sole director responsible for all major decisions."
Alternatives: "a single director" or "one director".
Lasseter had found that the workday of a sole-director on a computer-animated feature was dangerous while working on Toy Story.
The largest player in the market is a company whose managers include a struck-off solicitor, a disqualified director and a chief executive who was once the sole director of a company that held a strip club licence – and who says his involvement in the sector will allow him to buy fast cars and diamonds for his wife.
The Guardian has learned that Southern Union is facing a second investigation following a complaint from its sole director that he was appointed to the position without his knowledge.
Along with his role as the sole director of a company specialising in country sports run from Belgravia, Boumeester was also a philanthropist and set up three foundations in the name of an ancestor who was a Dutch general in the late 19th century and oversaw Holland's military activities in Asia.
The sole director of Blythe, an Austrian called Reinhard Proksch, told the Reuters news agency "I am not a crook" and said he was co-operating with international authorities.
The discontent gathered momentum while several groups made attempts to buy out Johnston - then the sole director who had an 87% stake in the club.
Calling himself a logistics officer, Kennedy registered himself as sole director of the company.
A large proportion of the £10.25m loaned by the council was apparently paid by the club to 1st Land Ltd, a company of which Grossman was the sole director and shareholder, to enable the works to be done.
Budge is the sole director of BIDCO 1874, a consortium that bought Hearts and took the club out of administration this summer.
Moris Beracha owned a fifty-percent stake and was the sole director of the company, according to the records.
HMFC limited, a Scottish company set up in June, has Borders-based businessman Bob Jamieson as its sole director and has also instructed an Edinburgh legal firm to act on its behalf.
