The phrase "a broadcast for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific broadcast intended for a particular audience or purpose.
Example: "The station is preparing a broadcast for the local community to discuss upcoming events."
Alternatives: "a transmission for" or "a program for".
Alan Sealls '85 on set during a broadcast for the CBS-affiliate WKRG in Mobile, Alabama.
The American singer will unveil her plans at 4am this morning local time during a broadcast for ABC network's Good Morning America.
The British prime minister today used a broadcast for Chinese television to highlight the £20m campus built by Nottingham University at Ningbo in collaboration with the Chinese authorities.
He was living in the south by then but had come up for the day to do a broadcast for Paul Muldoon (then a BBC radio producer).
Whitehall sources later confirmed plans for the foreign secretary to record a broadcast for Muslim radio stations in Britain during the holy month of Ramadan, which ends next month.
Andrei Sannikov is the local television journalist who first put City Without Drugs on the air, including the footage of alleged payments to the police, a broadcast for which he is now under formal investigation by the city prosecutor for possible "slander" against the "honor of the uniform".
"LinkedIn may not be the appropriate stage for a broadcast intended for Facebook," he says.
In 2012 it was nominated for a Broadcast Award for Best Drama Series or Serial, but lost to the ITV1 period drama Downton Abbey.
Deirdre, for example, works as a broadcast director for a London-based company.
Sometimes I'll watch a news broadcast for a few minutes.
As more Hispanic players joined university teams, Chicas began a baseball broadcast for a local Spanish radio station.
