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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lunch for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meal that is intended for a specific person or group, often in the context of planning or organizing an event.
Example: "I have prepared a lunch for the team meeting tomorrow."
Alternatives: "a meal for" or "a lunch intended for".
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A lunch for two costs about $25.
The prime minister then hosted a lunch for Merkel.
She hosted a lunch for families of Amazonian reptile hunters.
A sandwich is a lunch for all seasons.
In the second, they must cater a lunch for Wolfgang Puck.
Ms. Wildowsky recalled attending a lunch for brokers at the place years ago.
Bring a lunch for a stop along the way, and two liters of water.
Back in Kabul, Seema Ghani organises a lunch for her friends – all powerful, emancipated women.
Photos: Aug. 20: The Coaching Weekend ended with a lunch for 180 guests at Marble House.
When John F. Kennedy arrived in Washington, Jacqueline Kennedy attended a lunch for new Senate wives at the Johnson house.
On December 30th, he was at a lunch for around ten people at Eden Rock, a beachside hotel.
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