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The phrase "a minute for each" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to allocating a specific amount of time, typically one minute, for each item or person in a list or group.
Example: "We will spend a minute for each question during the Q&A session to ensure everyone has a chance to speak."
Alternatives: "one minute per item" or "a minute apiece".
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The match, with Carlsen and the world having about a minute for each move, was part of a promotion by G-Star Raw, a Dutch clothing company for which Carlsen is a spokesman.
Virgin's Sugar Mama ad supported option lets users earn a minute for each minute of advertising heard.
Elston notes that as popular as SMS is today, there's still a delay of up to a minute for each message sent — removing such a long delay was key for them.
South Africans normally mark Nelson Mandela's birth by giving at least 67 minutes of their time for community service, a minute for each year that Mandela served his people.
Optoelectronic leg volumetry was performed in 63 hairdressers (mean age 45 ± 16 years, 85.7% female) in standing position twice within a minute for each leg and repeated after 3 weeks.
Specifically, while the duration for the Digit Span and Spatial Span tasks is typically under a minute for each trial, the duration for the Key Search task was approximately a few minutes for each trial (participants heard which places to visit at about one place per second, then approximately two minutes to walk to all locations, and finally to recite the places in reverse order).
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He then wrote 30 different short (most about a minute) pieces for each orchestra.
Participants were asked to report highway travel separately on a minute scale for each hour of the day without detail on mode of transport.
For the second control, the match rules gave each player an additional 40 minutes to play 20 moves but also added an extra minute for each move played.
Add an additional minute for each additional 1,000 feet (304.8 m) of elevation.
Mr. Reich demonstrated the actual cooking of a hot dog - one minute for each side.
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