The word "hired" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to someone who has been given a job or task. For example, "The company hired a new employee to help with customer service."
I have no knowledge of him apart from the fact that he hired a vehicle in this county".
Robinson insisted that Knox was hired on merit rather than notoriety.
Marvel hired a pair of high-profile female screenwriters, Guardians of the Galaxy's Nicole Perlman and Inside Out's Meg LeFauve, to oversee the new film earlier this week.
In court, Jacobs' lawyers raised questions of whether Ng was also hired to curry influence, including with Beijing.
Aged 42". Henry Kissinger was hired for a television commercial to pose as your nightmare seat-mate on a long flight.
The Sky News chief executive, Angelos Frangopoulos, has hired the "human headline" Derryn Hinch to host his own show on Saturday and Sunday nights, extending the Live format across seven days.
Hollywood's plan for a debut English-language take on the seminal 1995 Mamoru Oshii anime moved a step closer to reality in January when Snow White and the Huntsman's Rupert Sanders was hired to direct by studio Dreamworks.
Brown has hired the defamation lawyer Mark O'Brien and is demanding a public apology, the ABC reported.
The caddies hired a law firm, who told them that through last year's landmark O'Bannon v NCAA sports image rights case, legal precedent had been set, making the case "a slam dunk".
McGregor wasn't having any of it: he hired a room at a coffee house in Aston and ordered his players to attend a series of sober gatherings and musical recitals.
Documents tendered to the Icac also revealed new federal Labor MP, Queenslander Jim Chalmers, was hired to lobby the then Queensland Labor premier Anna Bligh in 2007 for AWH to expand its operations to the state.
