The phrase "private lecturer" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to an individual who gives lectures or teaches privately, rather than as part of a formal educational institution. Example sentence: "After retiring from his career as a professor, Dr. Smith became a private lecturer, offering personalized courses on ancient history to interested students."
Von Neumann took positions as a Privatdozent ("private lecturer") at the Universities of Berlin (1927 29) and Hamburg (1929 30).
Golo Föllmer is private lecturer at the Department of Media and Communication at Martin Luther University, Halle.
In 2015, he obtained the private lecturer degree (PD) in Applied System Sciences from the University of Osnabrueck.
Influenced by von Tschirnhaus and while working in Leipzig as a private lecturer, he wrote a dissertation seeking to apply the mathematical method to problems in practical philosophy.
After years of struggling to make ends meet as a private lecturer and freelance writer, Scheler received an invitation in 1918 from Konrad Adenaur to join the faculty of the newly founded research institute for the social sciences in Cologne.
He spent the early part of his career in his hometown Leipzig (in the state of Saxony), as a lawyer and (private) lecturer at the university there, but his controversial views and manner of expressing them, in particular, in the monthly journal Monatsgespräche, led to the prohibition to publish and hold lectures (private and academic) in Leipzig (and Saxony) in 1690.
From 1910 to 1919, he would have to earn a living as a private scholar, lecturer and freelance writer.
Christopher K. Germer is a clinical psychologist in private practice, a Lecturer on Psychiatry, part-time, at Harvard Medical School, and a founding faculty member of the Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy.
In "Perfect and Private Things", the university lecturer specialises in Weldon Kees, a poet whose life story is a miniature of Burnside's obsession with strange disappearances.
Daniel Gross, private equity investor and lecturer at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, leads the program in collaboration with Dan Esty (Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and Yale Law School), Michael Oristaglio (Yale College, Geology and Geophysics), and Richard Kauffman (Yale School of Management).
The classroom component features guest lecturers from private equity and venture capital companies.
