The phrase "a hand out for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a request for assistance or support, often in the context of financial aid or charity.
Example: "Many people are seeking a hand out for basic necessities during the economic crisis."
Alternatives: "a request for assistance" or "a plea for help".
One pauses here to wonder how Pistorius had both stopped by the bed for his gun and not at least stretched a hand out for Steenkamp — especially since he says that he promptly screamed for her.
One pauses here to wonder how Pistorius had both stopped by the bed for his gun and not at least stretched a hand out for Steenkamp especially since he says that he promptly screamed for her.
---As you rise, put a hand out for others and help them.
Please note, I did not say Black parents want a "hand out" for their children.
They live in luxury though her lazy, needy family is always nearby seemingly with a hand out for a hand-out, which brings out his disdain.
Great as a hand-out for parents too.
A hand-out for the meeting that produced the Bethesda Statement on Open Access Publishing.
The following directives can be printed on a hand-out for easier student access.
Once groups have identified their item, they should work together on answering the following questions (distributed on a hand-out for easier student access): CURRENT DESIGN AND FUNCTION -What everyday item did you choose?
Using all available resources, each group should research how their assigned device works, using the following questions to guide their research (written on the board, projected overhead or distributed in a hand-out for easier student access): –Is your assigned device analog or digital?
I designed a hand out, "General Guidelines for Course Readings and Weekly Journals," that posed some critical questions to consider while reading.
