"think tank for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This expression can be used to refer to a group of people who have come together to discuss or brainstorm ideas. For example, "The company has gathered together a think tank for their upcoming project."
In desperation, he grabbed at proposals from the influential Open Europe think tank for a curb on in-work benefits paid to EU migrants.
She has been appointed to the National Center for State Courts, National Training Team on Implicit Bias a "think tank" for national judicial education.
So murky has the definition of rape become that the Police Executive Research Forum, a police think tank for big cities, recently convened police chiefs to discuss redefining the term for the F.B.I.'s Uniform Crime Reporting Program.
Professor Freeman has served as a member of the Administrative Conference of the United States, the government think tank for improving the administrative and regulatory process, and in 2011 was elected to the American College of Environmental Lawyers.
A recent study conducted by the non-partisan Foundation for American Policy think tank, for example, discovered that immigrants founded 51% of the highest-valued startups in America.
Holt was a vocal but often lone advocate in Congress for reviving the Office of Technology Assessment, a well-regarded in-house think tank for legislators that Congress abolished when Republicans took control in 1995.
Russia has applied to join the OECD, a Paris-based think-tank for well-run countries.
Almost half of transgender people are unemployed, a survey by the Think-tank for Action on Social Change has found.
The lead writer was Zhou Tianyong, a senior official at the Central Party School, a training centre and think-tank for top officials.
The firm's boss, James Turley, is also chairman of the board of Catalyst, the think-tank for women in business, and is a strong believer in equal opportunities.
And yet it serves public purposes galore, providing a research centre for scholars, a think-tank for conservationists and a spectacle for tourists.
