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The phrase "a calendar for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific calendar that serves a particular purpose or event.
Example: "I created a calendar for our upcoming project deadlines to keep everyone on track."
Alternatives: "a schedule for" or "a planner for".
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In 1993 Shafran made a calendar for 1994.
The Future Tours Programme, therefore, is largely aimed at setting a calendar for bilateral Test series.
One letdown: There's still no way to create a calendar for a group.
There were so many, she made them into a calendar for family and friends.
"It sounds like what you really need," she continued, "is a calendar for the car".
We are sorry about this, but will work on creating a calendar for 2016".
Trollope, professional to his fingertips, often kept a calendar for the composition of his fiction.
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Mandela's prison entries are terse, often just a line on a wall calendar for a passing day.
Contact your doctor if you having been using a fertility calendar for a year without getting pregnant.
There is a calendar view for local events, and a map view for local destinations.
He got $100 from a calendar concern for a picture of his daughter.
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