The phrase "a major suspect for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone who is considered a primary suspect in a crime or investigation.
Example: "The police have identified him as a major suspect for the recent robbery in the neighborhood."
Alternatives: "a primary suspect in" or "a key suspect for".
Umar Patek is the only major suspect for the attack who has not been killed or arrested, says the BBC's Kate McGeown in Jakarta.
"Jamaica's delay in processing the U.S. extradition request for a major suspected drug and firearms trafficker with reported ties to the ruling party highlights the potential depth of corruption in the government," said a State Department counternarcotics report released in March.
The baffle and the power supply unit were major suspects for the temperature variations because they are not thermally stabilized, and hence, they could be the source of background bias.
This is comparable to the pattern of CSDIs reported in a similar study involving adult HIV patients in Kenya, 8 but is in contrast to the findings in adult HIV patients in the United Kingdom, where antidepressants, antibiotics, statins, and recreational drugs were the major suspects for CSDIs.
A major genetic suspect for Alzheimer's disease is the pathological conformation assumed by apolipoprotein E4 (ApoE4) through intramolecular interaction.
Mr Sokoto was the only major suspect to be arrested of late for involvement in the bloody attacks blamed on Boko Haram, which has stepped up its attacks over the last year.
I suspect a major motivator for Microsoft here was that Windows 10 needs to run smoothly on both phones and tablets as well as PCs.
At one level, we suspect that a major reason for managers to hold back on providing others with feedback is that they have a gnawing concern that it can do more harm than good.
He only discovered Kent was in Baltimore's central booking and intake center – a major holding facility for suspects – after 3am.
