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The phrase "a chip for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific purpose or function of a chip, such as in technology or cooking.
Example: "The new smartphone comes with a chip for enhanced graphics performance."
Alternatives: "a component for" or "a module for".
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Double cut-passes, a grubber, a chip for a runner.
When I doubled, if the pitman had moved on, I put down a chip for her.
Djokovic allowed himself a smile after slipping, retrieving and then hunting down a chip for 30-15 in the seventh.
A laptop using such a chip, for instance, could remain on standby for years without exhausting the battery.
Merchants would add a chip for credit rating, bank accounts and product preferences, while divorced spouses would lobby for a rundown of net assets and yearly expenditures.
Mobile phone patent wars began in August 2007 when the handset maker Motorola banned a Chinese company, Chi Mei, from making a chip for Germany's Infineon.
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Finally, opportunities for process design and control in portable microchemical devices (lab-on-a chip) for power generation are discussed.
*CENP-A major, minor and intervening domains are from same CENP-A ChIP for each cell line, and therefore are determined using same p value.
Miniaturized devices (lab-on-a-chip) for performing laboratory operations on microscale are appealing.
Qualcomm has been manufacturing systems-on-a-chip for Android phones as well as modems and other communications chips.
In this work we present research results related to embedding optimization-based control on-a-chip for drug delivery applications.
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