The phrase "censure him for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express disapproving or critical remarks directed at someone. Example: The board decided to censure him for his unacceptable behavior.
A state legislative committee votednot to recommend impeaching Mr. Sanford, but instead to censure him for bringing "ridicule, dishonor, disgrace and shame" on South Carolina.
More than once, AMA members tried to censure him for advertising his services, which was then considered an unethical practice for physicians.
Some Republicans condemned the president's remarks, as Democrats announced plans to introduce a resolution next week to formally censure him for them.
The raucous and hostile body that Mr. Wahid once dismissed as a kindergarten voted, 363 to 52, with 42 abstentions, to censure him for corruption and incompetence.
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). said Tuesday that his state party's vote this past weekend to censure him for being insufficiently conservative might make him more likely to seek another term in 2016.
Earlier this month, Zarif survived a challenge by seventy-five members of parliament, who wanted to censure him for publicly denouncing hard-line positions and asserting that the Holocaust was a "horrifying tragedy".
In 1954, in a rare move, his Senate colleagues officially censured him for unbecoming conduct.
The accusations against Mr. Lopez came to light in August, when Mr. Silver censured him for sexually harassing two female staff members.
They never censured him for insisting there were some "very fine" people among the neo-Nazi marchers in Charlottesville.
The National Assembly, where the opposition holds a majority, has censured him for "abandoning the Presidency" and consistently foiled his initiatives.
But yesterday the GLA stopped short of a ban, instead censuring him for his behaviour and demanding a written apology.
