The phrase "a command for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific directive or instruction intended for a particular subject or audience.
Example: "The software requires a command for the user to initiate the process."
Alternatives: "an instruction for the" or "a directive for the".
"It was great today; I threw a couple of changeups, and it was pretty good," Pineda said, adding, "If you have a command for the changeup, you are pitching great".
We assume a scenario of a customizable gesture interface for a certain application system, in which a command for the system is issued via the gesture interface whose backend is our HAR method.
The Internet of Things is about unlocking value from a device that can be powered by sensors that measure a variable and use that information to make an informed decision, and perhaps send back a command for the device to take action with.
The second and third failure situations are similar and initiate a command for the presentation of the black screen to the subject.
I mean, as soon as you've got a command for "strafing," the illusion of reality is shattered who the fuck strafes in real life?
It stars John Wayne as Major Dan Kirby, who is brought in from the outside to take over a command for which the outfit's highest-ranking officer, Captain Carl Griffin (Robert Ryan), was deemed unfit.
I mean, as soon as you've a command for "strafing", the illusion of reality is shattered – who the fuck strafes in real life?
Whatever else it accomplishes, the sassy high school comedy "Easy A" commands attention for the irresistible presence of Emma Stone, playing a good girl who pretends to be bad.
There was insufficient time for the flight crew to brief the cabin crew or issue a command for passengers to brace themselves, the report said.
There was not enough time for the flight crew to brief the cabin crew or issue a command for passengers to brace themselves, the report said.
At ten-thirty, a short distance below the summit of Hill 192, Meserve found what he was looking for — a command post for the day.
