The phrase "for a certain job" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific job or task that someone is being hired or assigned to do. Here is an example: "I am looking for a candidate with experience in marketing for a certain job that involves creating targeted advertising campaigns."
"People sign a contract and they get a certain amount of security for a certain job.
Which sounds like what? A. Well, if they're interviewing for a certain job, and if I hear them essentially recite the job description to me, they're gone.
But for many people, the only way to decide their suitability for a certain job or area is to do it.
It's about having an instantly available, readable screen personality; it's also about attitude, a continuous professional battle-readiness: Hollywood talks about someone having their "game-face on" or having "the chops" for a certain job.
Kind Hearts and Coronets is a brilliant satirical parable for career ambition: anyone who has ever yearned enviously for a certain job or position – and tormented himself with those people ahead of them in the pecking order – will recognise and perhaps secretly admire Louis for his criminal daring.
In other words, the Bright Score assesses how well-suited you are for a certain job.
Most items that can be equipped have various abilities assigned to them, each available for use by characters of a certain job while the item is equipped.
They then increase their requirements for taking up a certain job and will probably only recruit experienced individuals holding a specific occupational certificate.
It bans the use of genetic testing to determine if a person has a propensity for being bad at a certain job or for having a specific physical ailment in the future, but it allows such testing to see if a person has an actual existing condition that makes him less able to perform a certain task.
In contracting, individual workers or groups of workers agree to do a certain job for a certain price.
A big producer told an assistant that he wanted Sidney Howard for a certain writing job.
