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The phrase "a commodity for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is traded or exchanged, often in the context of economics or business.
Example: "Water is increasingly seen as a commodity for trade in many regions facing drought."
Alternatives: "a product for" or "an asset for".
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"The cartoons have really become a commodity for me".
Packaging, the technology and art of preparing a commodity for convenient transport, storage, and sale.
The situationists rejected art as an ornament of privilege and a commodity for consumption.
Shockey is a four-time Pro Bowler and a commodity for his athleticism.
Education, critics argue, should be a right, not a commodity for which parents pay.
"The way I look at it, the land, yes it has value, but it's not a commodity for us.
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Some experts see the brutal killings of elephants not as a battle for a commodity, but for land.
Knowing all the intricacies of the Yankees' system, their management style and expectations is a valuable commodity for a manager.
Braggadocio has always been a valuable commodity for a rapper to possess, but talking to these three artists, it is clear they all have confidence in common.
Sadly, Ms. Reilly is not a saleable commodity for a Broadway that increasingly seems to take its casting cues from Us Weekly.
(In those days, steel was a crucial commodity for a well functioning economy).
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