The phrase "appointed for next" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "She was appointed for next year's committee."
Alternatives: "designated for next" or "assigned for next."
General David McKiernan, who was in overall charge of the Nato-led mission and had been appointed for 18-24 months, lost the job after only 11 months.
Tony Gilbert was appointed for the 1998 season, and again coached the team in 1999 before being appointed co-coach for the All Blacks.
A similar U.N. special envoy was appointed for the 1988 Geneva Accord, a move that led to the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Elsewhere, hooker Huw Bennett will win his 50th cap - only the second Wales hooker to achieve that feat after Garin Jenkins - while Gatland clocks up a half-century of games in charge of Wales since he was appointed for the 2008 Six Nations campaign.
Beside the occasional Brazilian technical assistance necessary for training and setting up the operation, two key full time Farmanguinhos consultants have been appointed for the next two years with the objective of steering the factory towards sustainable production and WHO Quality Certification [ 36].
Ali Khamenei, who was appointed for life in 1989, is only the second person to hold the job.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was appointed for life in June 1989, succeeding Ayatollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic republic.
A fourteenth Filazer was appointed for Monmouthshire in 1542, but other than this there were no changes to the position until the abolition of the court.
In 1841 a British civilian lieutenant governor was appointed for the Falklands, and by 1885 a British community of some 1,800 people on the islands was self-supporting.
In a signal of Beijing's increased emphasis on diplomacy in Asia, the Foreign Ministry last week appointed, for the first time, a special envoy on Asian affairs, Wang Yingfan.
