The phrase "a jacket for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a jacket intended for a specific purpose or recipient.
Example: "I bought a jacket for a friend who loves hiking."
Alternatives: "a coat for a" or "an outerwear for a".
At best, women tinker with appropriate looks, swapping a jacket for a cardigan or wearing a sleek dress as feminized severity.
Even when he slept on floors, with a jacket for a blanket and a towel wrapped around his shoes for a pillow, he always considered America to be home.
Oskar Metsavaht $400 MILLION BRAZIL SPORTSWEAR Sports medicine doctor and avid outdoor enthusiast designed a jacket for a mountain trek in the mid-1980s.
An application comparing a monopile, a tripod and a jacket, for a reference 5.5 MW wind turbine and a reference depth of 40 m, considering multiple engineering, economical and environmental attributes, will illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
mixing texture with layers will be ultimately quite date appropriate as you never know if you'll need a jacket for a stroll out on the town, show a little skin for a more sultry night, or to cover it all up if you're the walk of shame type.
Consider adding a jacket for a longer look.
Here's a gentle reminder, gentlemen, brought to you by a seasoned interviewer: If you borrow a jacket for an interview, make sure it fits.
Starting out you need tight clothing - leggings and a fitted top - and a jacket for the warmup.
I think a jacket for lunch (and a jacket and tie for dinner) is worth it, but for those who don't I have an alternative: the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Terminal, which is the next stop on the itinerary anyway.
The periodic operation of CSTR with a coil or a jacket for controlling the temperature is investigated with aid of the necessary conditions for the optimality of the totally singular control.
Remember a couple weeks ago when we said that adidas was making a sneaker and a jacket for VICE?
