The phrase "a disclaimer for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement that limits or clarifies the scope of information or responsibility regarding a particular subject or content.
Example: "Before we proceed, I would like to provide a disclaimer for the information presented in this report, as it may not cover all aspects of the topic."
Alternatives: "a notice regarding" or "a clarification about".
He dislikes it so much that he quickly offered a disclaimer for the disclaimer: "I have to state it.
Nonetheless, Bush was forced to issue a disclaimer: "for the record, I didn't say that I was going to moon somebody".
For this reason, white claims to have "marched with Dr. King" eventually became an unintentional punch-line, a disclaimer for whatever racially obtuse commentary followed that preface.
Hari Sevugan, a D.N.C. spokesman, added that Fox News' political coverage "should have a disclaimer for what it truly is — partisan propaganda".
Dr. Korotev's personal website now carries a disclaimer for people who think they have found a meteorite that could make them rich.
I was also pretty regularly contacted by hackers wanting to talk about my story, or theirs, so I developed a disclaimer for conversations that might be entering dubious territory, involving elements of legal privilege available to the clergy and to the press.
Most outside funding sources require some statement of acknowledgement of the support; some also require a disclaimer from responsibility for the results.
Bell Atlantic has responded with a motion to dismiss the case, arguing that customers clicked on an "I accept" button during installation, thereby agreeing to all service terms, including a disclaimer of any warranty for error-free service.
There needs to be a disclaimer here, for the sake of you P.I.s out there.
They then added a disclaimer apologising for their "attempt at humour".
Why does "male" or "female" need to come with a disclaimer when for so long we, as transpeople, have worked so hard to sway the world to see us as the person we know we are?
