"chairmanship for" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use "chairmanship for" when talking about the position or role of being a chairperson for a particular group or organization. It usually indicates that someone holds the position temporarily or for a specific duration. Example: "John was appointed to the chairmanship for the committee's annual fundraiser."
The chairmanship for 2006 will be taken by the Philippines.
But Edwards was passed over by Pelosi (Calif). for the chairmanship for the 2016 election season.
In the Zarkin case, Dr. Saltzman lost his chairmanship for showing poor judgment, hospital officials say.
Mrs. Koch was one of three sharing the committee chairmanship for the evening.
When the Council office and committee assignments were handed out, there was no committee chairmanship for Albanese, despite his years of seniority.
When the Council office and committee assignments were handed out, there was no committee chairmanship for Albanese, despite his years of seniority..
They have long argued that as soon as the country got its wished-for chairmanship, pressure for reform would be off.
The majority leader, Senator Harry Reid, Democrat of Nevada, is trying to provide subcommittee chairmanships for Democrats with at least two years under their belts.
While many of the House chairmanships for the 112th Congress were foregone conclusions, the choice of Representative Fred Upton of Michigan to lead the Energy and Commerce Committee over Representative Joe L. Barton of Texas was a bit of a nail-biter.
Queens, whose support of Mr. Miller was seen as critical, appears to have won committee chairmanships for all of its Democratic freshmen, including the two of the most powerful, Finance and Land Use, for David I. Weprin and Melinda Katz, respectively.
As City Council Speaker Gifford Miller officially doled out leadership and committee assignments yesterday, Queens reaped the most benefits, snaring chairmanships for all 13 of its Democratic members, including for the two most powerful committees, Land Use and Finance.
