The phrase "across director" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "The project was managed by the across director, who coordinated efforts between departments."
Alternatives: "cross-functional director" or "interdepartmental director".
"Charles is not just an effective operator in the field, he is one of the most committed civil servants you will come across," says Charlie Edwards, director of national security and resilience at the Royal United Services Institute.
If auteurism were nothing other than the recognition of arcane patterns across a director's body of work, it would have had a short and obscure run.
As for movement, there were no kicks or even half-kicks, although Ms. Minnelli can still strut stealthily and sprawl across a director's chair in sensual abandon.
To Create Borg Open - Tennis Across Borders, director Klaus Thymann pits American player Peter Clemente against Mexican Mariano Argote in a match that, quite literally, crosses the US Mexico border.
His predecessor, Omar al-Qamzi, moved across to become director-general of the Dubai Department of Economic Development, replacing Mohammed Ali Alabbar, one of the emirate's leading businessmen.
Adrian "Woody" Woodward, the music director, sits across from her.
Mark Sullivan, the Secret Service director, came across like a credulous Boy Scout under rigorous questioning from Senator Susan Collins of Maine, the ranking Republican on the homeland security panel.
Across 1,223 directors over 11 years, only 4.3% were women, 5.2% were black and 31% were Asian.
Most of the growth in employment in health and social care is projected to be among highly skilled occupations (9% across managers, directors and senior officials, professional occupations, associate professional and technical roles) but because this is lower than across all sectors (16%), competition for experience and skills is likely to be high.
