The phrase "a microphone for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose or intended use of a microphone in a specific context.
Example: "I bought a microphone for a podcasting project I am starting next month."
Alternatives: "a microphone intended for a" or "a microphone designed for a".
Each wore a microphone for a tape recorder.
Navalny, wired with a microphone for a documentary film shoot, is heard screaming in pain and complaining that the officers dragging him away were breaking his arm.
So you might wonder if an agency like this, essentially a microphone for a regime that for all its economic prowess remains a bastion of repression, ought to command major space to advertise itself in the heart of New York City.
"I know from personal experience that when you perform before a studio audience or just in to a microphone for a radio piece you do it with the script and once you're done you leave it in the studio and you go off for a drink.
The system has been constructed in a form of an integrated optic vibrometer, an innovative solution, which can be used as a microphone for a TIHA.
a The raw seismometer signal (top) and spectrogram (bottom); b the raw signal (top) and spectrogram (bottom) from a microphone, for a period of 100 s starting from 04:05 on July 1 , 2015
The Smart Cities sensor board includes a linear displacement sensor for detecting cracks in building and infrastructures, a particle sensor for measuring air-suspended pollutants and a microphone for A-level weighted sound loudness.
"I'm not up there talking into a microphone for an hour," Mr. Showalter said.
Check your iChat preferences if using a microphone for an online audio chat.
Also, if they are using a microphone for an online game or anything else or you're on video chat, then you should be able to hear it, or see it.
Maybe competitors SimulScribe, Jott, or Yap will step up to the plate in the U.S. Wait, there is already a way to turn a phone into a microphone for any Web application.
