The phrase "a watchdog for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that monitors or oversees a particular situation or entity to ensure accountability or compliance.
Example: "The organization acts as a watchdog for environmental regulations, ensuring that companies adhere to the laws."
Alternatives: "a guardian of" or "an overseer of".
We also hope to be a watchdog for academic freedom throughout the region".
"Complying with those rules is what gives me an opportunity to be a watchdog for striking the balance between security and liberty".
"Basically, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will be a watchdog for the American consumer, charged with enforcing the toughest financial protections in history," Mr. Obama said.
The ABCC is a watchdog for construction unions with compulsory investigation powers and the authority to clamp down on unlawful pickets.
To prevent another abuse scandal, the US Conference of Bishops in 2002 set up a review board of laypeople to serve as a watchdog for the church in America.
Banks and other mortgage servicers have accepted $815 million in taxpayer-funded incentives for helping homeowners who have since redefaulted on their home loans, a watchdog for the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, reported on Wednesday.
A man who has recovered from prostate cancer has criticised a health watchdog for rejecting a drug which can extend patients' lives more than three months.
"He would be a good watchdog for an older couple.
Still, he and others say that the broader economic problems are unlikely to dissipate even if lawmakers agree to create a new anticorruption agency, which is not expected to become an active watchdog for a couple of years.
Is the man who was reported to a watchdog group for refusing his employee a day off on Yom Kippur an anti-Semite or just a jerk?
bill to create a watchdog agency for us.
