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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a frontier for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new area of exploration, development, or innovation in a particular field or context.
Example: "The new technology represents a frontier for advancements in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a new realm for" or "a new territory for".
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"Africa is becoming a frontier for intercountry adoption.
In "Advertisements," he wrote, "There was a frontier for my generation of novelists.
For Mr. Santana, it was an opportunity to establish a foothold in a region shaping up to be a frontier for political consulting as some African economies expand.
And like the Tibetan violence, no good will come out of this for anyone.Much more than Tibet, Xinjiang is a colonial enterprise, a frontier for Han settlement.
Coach Kevin Corrigan is in his 21st year, long enough to be around when South Bend was considered a frontier for college lacrosse.
More than just a frontier for exploration, Antarctica is now understood to be a crucial part of a global climate and environment.
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It's a new frontier for a parent organisation that has already developed transformative automobile and rocket technologies.
It was like a new frontier for a rock 'n' roll band with cell phones.
The other (a bottom frontier) is an efficiency frontier for an undesirable output.
NOT so long ago, Long Island was a frontier area for the big-box stores.
The Smallwood Store was a frontier outpost for Gladesmen, Seminole Indians and other Everglades denizens.
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