The phrase "a half for each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when dividing something equally among multiple people or items, indicating that each will receive a portion that is half of a whole.
Example: "We decided to split the cake evenly, so we cut it into four pieces, giving a half for each of the two guests."
Alternatives: "half each" or "a portion for everyone".
Some wondered if he would play a half for each team Saturday.
Three or four ingredients are traditional in a clambake: clams (littlenecks, not steamers, to minimize sandiness and make eating easier); lobster (about a half for each person); corn, an ear (or two, if it's good) to a person; sausage, which you can do without if you prefer; and melted butter, which is optional (and, I find, unnecessary).
Under current labor laws, hourly employees are entitled to get paid time and a half for each hour they work beyond the weekly 40-hour threshold.
There were differences between districts in the effect of elevation and infection probability (p<0.0001), with the odds of infection reducing by about a half for each 100 m elevation in Dedza, but with no corresponding association found in Mangochi.
For each day possible, schedule some time-like, an hour, or an hour and a half-for each subject, and decide roughly how many chapters you will cover.
Hayes was sentenced to nine-and-a-half years for each of the first four offences to run concurrently and four-and-a-half years for each of the second four.
G.M. workers pay 7percentt of their medical bill through co-payments, compared with 27percentt by salaried workers, according to G.M. Retiree benefits are also a point of contention because the company has two-and-a-half retirees for each worker.
Add a half inch for each divider and one and a half inches for each support.
A half hour for each one.
"Three, three and a half hours for each character," Mr. Baker said.
He often does six a day, taking about one and a half hours for each.
