The phrase "a cable for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the purpose or type of a cable in relation to a device or function.
Example: "I need to buy a cable for a printer to connect it to my computer."
Alternatives: "a cable intended for a" or "a cable designed for a".
The report also describes the thermally-induced electrical failure (THIEF) model, which estimates the temperature response of a cable for a specified thermal exposure.
The 200-year-old road, which climbs 2,000ft at gradients of up to 30perr cent, is being shut for repairs and to lay a cable for a Ministry of Defence torpedo testing station.
If your Macs are not all on the same network or close enough to be linked together with a cable for a data transfer, you can use an external hard drive with most file-synchronization programs to ferry the updated data between machines.
Praised for leadership during the 2008 Russia-Georgia war and the global financial crisis, Mr. Sarkozy was criticized by European diplomats referred to in a cable for an "increasingly erratic" last half of his 2008 European Union presidency. 1 2 Next Page ».
There's the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 PCIe Add-In Card for $80, the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 ExpressCard for $80, and four different cables: a 4-foot A-B cable for $40, an 8-foot A-B cable for $50, a 4-foot Micro-B cable for $40, and an 8-foot Micro-B cable for $50.
On her desktop, Tye loads a video demonstration featuring a mouse with a cable for light transmission attached to its brain.
You can bundle up a cable for storage, cinch a tie and leave it on a cable, tie cables to your desk legs, or bundle up excess cable length.
You will need a cable for the wired connection, or a wireless adapter to play wirelessly.
If you have a VGA or a DVI port on your computer and and HDMI or HDMI Component on your TV, you can get a cable for that (there is a picture to the right side).
The camera can also be connected to a computer with a U.S.B. cable for use as a Webcam.
The printer, available later this month for $200, includes a remote control and a video cable for connecting to a TV, letting you select photos on the screen.
