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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a drill for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of exercise or practice designed to improve skills or performance in a particular area.
Example: "The coach organized a drill for the players to enhance their teamwork and communication on the field."
Alternatives: "an exercise for" or "a practice for".
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It was a drill for how to take a charge".
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Karl Dunbar, the new defensive line coach, is regarded as a master technician who said he could run a drill for every skill needed on the field.
Instead of holding a drill for passengers within 24 hours of departure, cruise ships said they would do so before ships leave a port.
All the children would get presents: a bakeware set for Chrissy, the oldest daughter; a drill for Benny, the oldest son; a toolbox for Jason.
"We have a goalie coach who is always right beside all the import players to translate what the coach is saying about the game or a drill for practice.
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For most of the rest of us, it would be more challenging and a good drill for honing a smooth stroke and a square putter face at contact.
Some careless counterfeiters will try putting a fake drill, for example, in a box for a saw.
Cimber likened himself to a "drill sergeant" for the Marines.
In the new promotion system, effective as of 2010, there is a drill test for all CAP cadet enlisted grades.
A band saw is always handy as is a drill press for straight holes.
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