"enlistment for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when talking about someone joining a military or other organized group or institution. Example: John's enlistment for the army was a decision he made after much thought and consideration.
There was also talk of doubling army enlistment for Arabs.
Basic enlistment for those who make it is five years.
More than 100 countries rely on volunteer enlistment for their armed forces, though many still reserve the ability to enact a draft.
The term of enlistment for many of the crew had expired and they were daily leaving the ship.
But first of all, as I said in response to an earlier question, very few people can leave immediately, and so people would be around for the rest of their enlistment, for the rest of their contract if they were officers.
"We have the same concerns about morale, recruiting and re-enlistment for the Reserves as we do for the regular forces," a spokesman for the Bush campaign, Ray Sullivan, said on Friday.
Staff Sgt. Johnnie Waters, who was in charge of re-enlistment for the Second Battalion, was to retire the previous day, having served 20 years, but he, too, is being held over by the stop-loss program.
The raid did not yield as many new recruits as the Union was hoping for: Tubman claims credit for just 100 enlistments (for which she was not paid) afterward out of more than 700 liberated.
Because enlistments for most troops were for only a year, Mr. Ellis writes, "the Continental Army would become a permanent turnstile, different soldiers always coming and going, so that by the time they had learned the rudiments of military life, they were replaced by inexperienced recruits".
Although Montgomery was reluctant to attack, enlistments for Arnold's men were expiring on January 1, and he was concerned about losing their services.
Those needs include: achievement of more appropriate land-use regulations, identification of funding sources for reconstruction, identification of resources and disposal sites for debris clearance, enlistment of economic support for recovering businesses, and adoption of new construction standards.
