The phrase "a holdback for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a retention or withholding of something, often in business or financial discussions.
Example: "The company decided to implement a holdback for the final payment until the project was completed to satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a retention for" or "a reserve for".
But these provisions wouldn't likely have the transforming effect of a holdback.
The dealer claimed Gardella was off by $650 on the invoice price and denied he would get a holdback.
As a result, the clawback may be supported by either an escrow of some amount of the carried interest with a third party bank, which will not be released to principals of the fund manager, guarantees from the individual principals to repay any amounts of carried interest distributed to them, or a holdback within the fund's bank account.
In order to prevent the odorized air from diffusing back down the tubing, the air flow passed a holdback (ca. 4 cm; main component polystyrene) after each glass bottle.
Amount of the indemnity escrow or holdback for indemnification claims by the buyer and the period of the escrow/holdback (an attractive scenario for a seller is no more than 5-105-10%the purchase price with an escrow period of 9 to 12 months).
Amount of the escrow holdback for indemnification claims by the buyer and the period of the escrow/holdback (the typical ideal scenario for a seller is 5-105-10%the purchase price for 9 to 12 months).
"There's a potential for holdback information as well in regards to these types of things," he said.
Based on a 33% holdback validation dataset, the best performing ANN and DTC models yielded overall accuracy values of 54 and 52%, respectively.
I know you're not fans of disrupting your tried and tested distribution model: international geo-blocks and distribution holdback windows for releasing new TV shows and movies.
The holdback should be for a pre-announced dollar amount, and the contract should specify that it will be lost if the company goes bankrupt or gets a government bailout.
