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The phrase "a copy for each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to distributing or providing individual copies of a document or item to multiple recipients.
Example: "We will ensure that there is a copy for each participant in the meeting."
Alternatives: "one copy for everyone" or "a copy for every person".
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I wish I had bought a copy for each window.
But that meant writing my stories twice over: a copy for each bird.
She added the words "sex or marital status," ran to a copying machine and made a copy for each member.
Then print a copy for each guest.
Their "reward" is not a grade but a copy for each of them at the end of the semester.
Have your thoughts written down and make a copy for each team member.
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- Ad copy for Botany men's suits, 1966.
Another bought a copy for a grandson.
Chip and Josh ordered a copy for $19.95.
To buy a copy for £6.39 inc.
Order a copy for £18.99 here.
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