The phrase "a subordinate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person who is in a lower rank or position within an organization or hierarchy, typically in relation to their role or responsibilities.
Example: "As a manager, I have a subordinate for every project to ensure that tasks are delegated effectively."
Alternatives: "an assistant for" or "a junior for".
Luther has about 30 fighters, although in the interview he had to ask a subordinate for the number.
But if they ask for something for someone else, a higher salary for a subordinate, for example, there's no penalty.
It concluded: "The President, through a United States Attorney, need not, indeed may not, prosecute criminally a subordinate for asserting on his behalf a claim of executive privilege.
In his first week as a sales manager at a Texas software company, Roger Collins was asked by a subordinate for an assigned parking spot that had just become available.
Anything he desires further than this he seeks as a necessity, and not for himself but for a subordinate, for the body bound to him, to which since it has life he must minister the needs of life, not needs, however, to the true man of this degree.
The more specific you are, the better". For example, when you send an email, write it in a way the person can easily flip it over to a subordinate for action.
But heightened realism was just a subordinate means for Rubens, as it had been, slightly earlier, for Caravaggio, to accomplish the pictorial revolution of the seventeenth century: eclipsing Mannerism's distorted figures set in windowlike, perspectival recesses with rounded, convincing bodies in an airy space that opens outward, to envelop the viewer.
This is impossible!" Soon after his callous remark, he fired a subordinate administrator — for failure to warn the people.
Under its terms, the existing $1.215 billion office loan was divided into two pieces — a senior loan of $1.1 billion, representing the current value of the building at $835 a square foot, and a subordinate loan for $115 million.
Canada's former military commander in Afghanistan was fined about $7,400 and given a symbolic reduction in rank after pleading guilty to having had a sexual relationship with a subordinate and for trying to block an investigation of the affair.
He promised Palestinian unity, but only on the basis of Hamas's principles, which would mean a subordinate role for Fatah, the main Palestinian faction in the West Bank.
