The phrase "a federation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an organization or group that is formed to unite different entities or individuals for a common purpose.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a federation for environmental protection and sustainability."
Alternatives: "an alliance for" or "a coalition for".
Mr. Berlusconi and Angelino Alfano, the secretary of his party, said Friday that a new political movement, "a federation for Italy," would be presented in upcoming weeks.
"By name, this might be a federation, but I have not yet seen evidence that it is a federation; for me it is an initiative," he said.
The charity may be part of a federation, for example, with risks arising from the actions of others who share your name.
He too has proposed a second chamber for the European Parliament, in his version one with members drawn directly from national legislatures.The Italians, usually keen on a federation for Europe, will like the German plan, though that might change if Italy's coming election leads to a government that includes the Northern League, which is less friendly to EU integration.
Bosnia is divided into three entities : Republika Srpska, a sickle-shaped belt of land bordering Serbia and reaching right to the outskirts of Sarajevo; a federation for the Croats and the Muslims; and a third level of government, the national institutions of Bosnia-Herzegovina.
Oftentimes, we miss so many things in life, but you don't know that you've missed it until it's too late it's a federation for everybody".
"The logic is for a federation of nation states rather than for a federal Europe.
"I call for a federation of nation states, not a superstate".
After 1875 Barkly unsuccessfully attempted to advance the scheme for a federation of Southern African colonies.
The European Army idea is now going strong again as a practical means ofsetting the mold for a federation of Europe.
The demand for a federation of Turkish states continued after World War II among the Turkish-speaking Islamic peoples in the Soviet Union.
