The phrase "a fixation for a" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a strong interest or obsession for something, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She has a fixation for a particular style of painting that captivates her."
Alternatives: "an obsession with" or "a passion for".
After Loucks declared his candidacy for judge, his column became a fixation for a Bastrop resident and retired firefighter named Vic Vreeland, who had started subscribing to the Advertiser after Rachel Maddow, the MSNBC host, had implored her viewers to support their local papers.
The intuition of the algorithm is that it determines the variability of the POR of both eyes within a fixation for a specific individual, and then determines when the velocity of the POR exceeds the within-fixation variability, and label the corresponding epochs as saccades.
And divining Google's next move has become a fixation for scores of technology blogs and a favorite parlor game among technology investors.
The Wu-Tang were a Staten Island collective with a fixation for kung fu movies and a scuzzy, adroit aesthetic, the RZA's sparse production matched by the intricate lyrical performances of the group's nine MCs.
A southern accent is less of a fixation for northerners than a northern one is to southerners, but it seems that any divergence in the way we speak is a point of interest.
Luiz is one of those players who have become featured cast members in the Premier League's soap opera: a fixation for social media, a regular source of material for radio phone-ins and newspaper columnists.
The convention was far from a fixation for many people here in South Florida.
In court, Martin Fox, the prosecutor, said, "Apparently Mr. Stromeyer has a fixation for tennis player Serena Williams".
Nationally, the specter of voter fraud has also become a fixation for Republicans.
Aaliyah is something of a fixation for Drake.
