The phrase "as stewards for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibility or guardianship one has over something, often in a context of care or management.
Example: "We must act as stewards for the environment, ensuring that we protect and preserve our natural resources for future generations."
Alternatives: "as caretakers of" or "in the role of guardians for".
In Friday's statement, Abraaj said that two senior executives, Omar Lodhi and Selcuk Yorgancioglu, would become co-chief executives, replacing Mr. Naqvi as stewards for Abraaj funds.
Robert E. Campbell, who received $56,000 in 2001 as chairman of the $9 billion Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, said foundation trustees had more onerous responsibilities as stewards for charitable assets than directors of nonprofit organizations like the ballet or Outward Bound, whose primary responsibility is fund-raising.
All of this combined firmly establishes G-Star as stewards for the cause of sustainability in the denim business.
We ourselves are fans and view ourselves as stewards for the team.
To oversee everything Halo, Microsoft created an internal division, 343 Industries, serving as "stewards" for the franchise.
Watching Nainoa, I realized his decisions and actions as master navigator make him a microcosm for how people should act as stewards for nature.
It is recommended that the United States establish a new type of secular nonprofit institution, entitled The Stewardship Institution, to act as steward for the sites.
After the war, as steward for the Schauenburg family, Grimmelshausen collected taxes from peasants, dragged defaulters into court, and served as host at a Schauenburg tavern.
That person, he said, must serve as steward for both the fund's investors and for the shareholders of the fund's investment adviser.
And officials at the Palisades Interstate Park Commission, which acts as steward for the land, say the tower would be in a 200-foot zone along the river where construction is barred for things other than park purposes.
Rumsfeld and Cheney made their tens of millions as stewards of, and arrangers for, businesses they had no great effect upon.
