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The phrase "a fixed rope for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to climbing, mountaineering, or securing objects where a rope is intended to remain in a specific position.
Example: "The climbers used a fixed rope for safety as they ascended the steep cliff face."
Alternatives: "a secured rope for" or "a tethered rope for".
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Once that was done Chin had to climb and set a fixed rope for the spire he's shooting from.
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