"dereliction for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a neglect or failure to fulfill one's duties or responsibilities. Example: The CEO was fired for his dereliction of duty in not addressing the company's financial crisis.
Margaret Jaconelli and her family had lived here alone in the dereliction for the past five years.
Meanwhile, intelligence analysts who are charged with making subjective judgments as to which of the hundreds of thousands of possible terrorists lurking in their databases merit their focused scrutiny to "connect the dots" are being accused of dereliction for having underestimated the threat from a single African college student.
In fact, like many cities in England's north, Britain's fourth-largest metropolis has done a complete volte-face in the last two decades, swapping post-industrial dereliction for slick urban renewal.
But what can be said for certain is that Joe's failure to stay on message - a dereliction for which he has no one but himself to blame - has provided Lisa Murkowski an opportunity to win the general election that she did not have at the time she announced her write-in candidacy.
Eventually, the court found him guilty of accepting bribes from eight drug companies, condemned him for dereliction of duty for failing to police the drug industry or his subordinates and creating regulatory schemes that allowed dangerous drugs to come to the market.
Work enough to avoid attracting attention for dereliction of duty or causing inconvenience for your co-workers.
A constable was also detained for conspiring with the suspects and for dereliction of duty, authorities said, adding they were looking for one more suspect and one constable.
On June 17th Mr Maliki gave credence to such talk, dismissing four of his generals for dereliction of duty.ISIS is riding high for the moment.
A constable was also detained for conspiring with the suspects and for dereliction of duty, authorities added.
The committee voted unanimously for a resolution to censure the governor for dereliction of duty, official misconduct and abuses of power that "brought ridicule and dishonor to himself, the State of South Carolina, and to its citizens".
The gloss was taken off Birmingham's gallop into fifth place when the manager, Trevor Francis, lambasted captain Martin O'Connor's dereliction of duty for preparing to go away with the Cayman Islands for a month.
