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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a box for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a container or receptacle intended for a specific purpose or item.
Example: "I need to find a box for the new toys we bought for the kids."
Alternatives: "a container for the" or "a receptacle for the".
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Yet the square-cut tunics and caftan shirts, creating a box for the body, looked elegant.
That led Lionsgate to design a box for the DVD set shaped like a Zippo lighter.
You're doing everything for the sake of the child, not to tick a box for the school.
"You just go online, look at the different projects, which come under the heading of Education, Justice or Health and tick a box for the project you support.
EW: They haven't got a box for the notion of making a product that costs more than you can earn directly from the product.
While Olisky took pictures of Harris eating forkfuls of cake, Monique Hansen, the shop's owner, put a few pieces in a box for the groom.
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Choose a box for holding the flowers while they dry.
The statement contains a box for confirmation of the patient's identity.
A box for letters of support for the family rested on the front doorstep.
There's a box for Albert Fish, a turn-of-the-century serial killer.
This was, clearly, not a box for sale - it was the chocolatier's trademark.
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