The phrase "as critic for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's role or position in a specific context, particularly in relation to reviewing or evaluating something.
Example: "She was invited to speak at the conference as critic for the latest film festival."
Alternatives: "in the role of critic for" or "serving as critic for".
As critic for the Guardian during much of her halcyon days, I seldom disagreed with her.
Tynan brilliantly achieved what he praised Bernard Shaw, in his role as critic, for carrying out: "an intellectual slum-clearance" of the stage.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 29 , 1928P. 23 Experiences as critic for the Armature Winders Plain Dealer.
The reason given is a potential conflict of interest between his activities as critic for the publication, and his position as managing director and curatorial adviser of New York's Volta Art Fair.
These ranged from his packed lectures, to his surprising seminar on Italian Late Renaissance painting, to his role as critic for Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown's "Learning from Levittown" graduate studio, to his gracious appearance on my own thesis jury.
She is currently employed as Critic for the Yale School of Art.
Are critics like Serge Daney or Leo Steinberg any lesser a critic, have any lesser a project or point, or of any less importance to their fields, as critics, for not being active artists?
It's a mistreatment of the story Bendix laments, as did critics for outlets like the Chicago Tribune and Newsweek.
Only one neural network (NN) is used as critic module for approximating the performance function in the solution procedure, and thus the architecture is simpler than the typical action-critic structure, which needs more computational load from neural networks.
He served as rector of Glasgow University (1931 34), as literary critic for the London Daily Mail (1931 35), and as the founder and editor of Gramophone magazine (1923 62).
Carter joined The Times as media reporter in 1989, after spending fourteen years as television critic for the Baltimore Sun.
