The phrase "a declaration for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal statement or announcement intended for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The organization issued a declaration for the protection of human rights in the region."
Alternatives: "a statement regarding" or "an announcement for".
In preparing an agenda and a declaration for the conference, some countries have sought language that others see as thinly veiled references to Israel that echo the anti-Zionist language of some United Nations documents of the 1970's.
"A visit by Special Rapporteur Mendez would help by either identifying any such abuse or disproving that it is taking place," Mora writes in a declaration for the court.
To complicate matters further De Mistura is also facing calls to invite the main Syrian Kurdish party, the PYD, to the talks; Turkey objects to this, especially after the Kurdish groups in northern Syria this week united in a declaration for an an autonomous self-administered region inside Syria.
Convicted of treason in 1964 for drafting a "Declaration for the Taiwanese People," he spent a total of 11 1/2 torture-filled years in prison, went into exile in the United States and then returned here in 1990 to join the offspring of his cause, the Democratic Progressive Party of Chen Shui-bian, who won on Sunday.
Yuzvik and his wife filed a declaration for 2013.
So, I penned for a 'Declaration for Childkind.'.
On Monday Noel Pearson backed proposals for a declaration of recognition for Indigenous Australians.
But don't mistake my cynical tone for a declaration of doom for SXSW.
For the questionnaires and time contact, t2 is a declaration of consent for the available participants.
Nearly a year after our 2006 reunion, Edward sent me a shimmery American Greetings Christmas card emblazoned with a sentimental declaration: "For a Special Son".
This is a bold declaration for a Conservative because almost all Tory MPs support the bill.
