The phrase "a conversion for the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a change or transformation related to a specific subject or object.
Example: "We are working on a conversion for the new software system to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a transformation for the" or "a change for the".
There is surely something decidedly uncanny about this infrastructural conversation, or is it a conversion, for the particular face whose identifying coherence has yet to be discovered is mirrored in other faces that reference its particular coordinating contours.
England beat South Africa 19-17 in Cape Town to win the second round of the 2016-17 WoRugbyugby Sevens Series after Justin Geduld missed a conversion for the hosts with the last kick of the final.
Jason Tovey scored a try, a penalty and a conversion for the Dragons who remain without a point after their opening two games of the new season.
Jonathan Sexton kicked four penalties and a conversion for the victors, with Ruan Pienaar successful with five penalty attempts for his side.
After the success of the Genesis/Mega Drive version, work began on a conversion for the Amiga, with Gary Roberts (known for a John Madden Amiga conversion) and David Colclough (responsible for Myth) in charge of development.
We used a conversion for Nagano prefecture (zone 8 in the tool) because the majority of the stations were on the side of Nagano prefecture (Fig. 1).
Designs for helicopter carriers also contained a plan for a conversion of the North Carolinas.
Lafai missed a gettable conversion for the half-time score of 8-4.
Now she is having a deathbed conversion for the need to convert this formula".
Overplayed as that scene might have been, it did feel like something akin to a religious conversion for the characters.
Luckily, my brother Tom was in New York that summer, doing a loft conversion for the hot-shot young photographer Gregory Heisler.
