The phrase "as observer for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating the role or capacity in which someone is participating or acting, particularly in formal or professional contexts.
Example: "He attended the conference as observer for the international organization."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of observer" or "acting as an observer".
Three of the American groups were also in good enough standing that the military-led government asked them to serve as observers for the parliamentary elections.
For God's sake, protect us, if you really came as observers for us!" In northern Idlib Province, where the monitors have yet to visit, protesters in the town of Binnish used sarcasm to convey their message.
"I saw a darkness here that I was attracted to as a writer, as an observer, for my fiction," he added.
Stephanie currently represents SoftTech as board member for Chariot, Educents and Fatherly and as board observer for numerous investments.
Near the end of World War II, he was a special adviser on liberated areas for the State Department, and he served as an observer for the Greek elections in 1946.
Instead, he plans to approach the game as an observer for the next couple of years, although he is likely to be working in some capacity on the 2013 World Cup.
(A former aide to Ms. Palin and a former employee of her political action committee, Ivy Frye, has been working as an observer for Mr. Miller during the write-in count).
"I don't think he's a Chávez or Lula clone," said Bill Richardson, the former New Mexico governor, who came to Peru as an observer for the Organization of American States and had private meetings with both candidates in recent days.
Meanwhile, we're told Andreessen's Jeff Jordan will join only as "an observer" for now.
This method greatly reduces the observer calculation time and is fast enough to be used as an observer for real-time tipover control.
