The phrase "a taskforce for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group formed to address a specific issue or project.
Example: "The organization established a taskforce for improving community health initiatives."
Alternatives: "a committee for" or "a team for".
The transport minister, Alexander Dobrindt, announced the launch of a taskforce for optimising flight safety.
Details of the proposed changes are expected to be made public on Thursday at a meeting of a taskforce for metropolitan government reform.
He's a shrewd operator, and, in the British tug-of-war, the smartest thing he did was appoint Britain's most senior eurocrat, Jonathan Faull, to head a taskforce for the negotiations.
Following the release of the report, a taskforce for women, girls and HIV was set up with plans to directly address HIV prevention, treatment and care specifically for women and girls.
Now as we do these assessments, we see that more donors are coming in and a taskforce for P4P has been formed by the Ministry and we have partners like USAID, the World Bank and Norway, the Germans.
It is time to go back to a whole-of-government approach, time for a taskforce of significant weight and authority to take a measured look at ways to ensure that our young people, particularly from disadvantaged and disaffected communities, continue to grow into good citizens.
Less than 10 years ago, in guidelines for ICU admission, a taskforce of the American College of Critical Care Medicine concluded that patients with hematological or metastasized solid malignancies were poor candidates for ICU admission [ 3].
It says it would use money from the National Stronger Regions Fund, a $1bn fund to provide for infrastructure in regional areas, to deliver a jobs taskforce for the Latrobe Valley.
Russia reacted aggressively to the agreement, promising to dispatch a naval taskforce for manoeuvres off Venezuela.
These will include a joint taskforce for humanitarian and reconstruction activities which will "have responsibility for the identification, financing and monitoring of urgent humanitarian and reconstruction activities in the north and east".
In 2009, a Transatlantic Taskforce for Antimicrobial Resistance (TATFAR; http://ecdc.europa.eu/en/activities/diseaseprogrammes/tatfar/pages/index.aspx MasterPage=1) was established during the Swedish EU presidency to promote a mutual understanding of US and European activities and programmes related to AMR issues [ 39].
