The phrase "a driveway for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific purpose or function of a driveway, such as indicating what it is intended for.
Example: "We are planning to build a driveway for our new home to provide easy access to the garage."
Alternatives: "a parking area for" or "a vehicle access for".
There also is an attic covering 18 square meters, a garage and a driveway for two cars.
A driveway for Mr. Englezos seems quite practical to me, and Councilman Vincent Gentile's comment that people are "not able to park anymore" is false.
Best of all, the house has a driveway for parking, and a yard so they wouldn't have to walk their dog, Sasha, late at night.
The 1,640-year-old 1,640-year-old 1,640-year-old mosaicf red, white and blue tiles and blocks of Somerset limestone, was found by workers building a driveway for an office building near Ilminster in Somerset County.
If the offending car hasn't already vacated its illegal spot by the time the complaint makes its way through the system, the guard on duty will write a ticket, or call a tow truck if it's blocking a driveway, for example, or in a handicapped spot.
After a while, he finds a courtyard — it's partly a driveway for some bikes — that has folding chairs.
The seeds of the solution for the drainage problem were sown long ago, in 1997, when, according to minutes from a town board meeting, the town wanted to take one of the slivers of land by eminent domain to use a triangular section for a new driveway for its highway department, because its trucks posed a risk to neighbors, including the Town Hall and Annex buildings.
This stately blond sandstone home, built around 1895, remains a single-family dwelling, with a private screened garden and a gravel driveway for off-street parking.
There is a two-car garage, and a spacious driveway for additional parking.
In 1902, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle noted that Ocean Avenue traversed "one of the prettiest residential sections of the borough" and was also "a favored driveway for the light harness brigade".
Buying one of these NICs would be like buying a moving driveway for your car and saying it improved mileage.
