The phrase "a narration for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific narration intended for a particular purpose, audience, or medium.
Example: "The documentary includes a narration for viewers who are visually impaired, ensuring everyone can enjoy the content."
Alternatives: "a commentary for" or "a story for".
Elder supplied a narration for the first part, outlining the plot and guiding us through salient points in the score.
They range from a narration for Noah's Ark: The New Beginning to Nizam in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, to a supporting role in the new Scorsese film, Shutter Island... to David Kepesh in Elegy.
This heroic tale was a Top 10 hit in America at the same time as another wartime saga, Johnny Horton's "Sink The Bismarck!" Also, in 1962, Dean recorded a peace-making letter to a Russian citizen, "Dear Ivan", and a narration for his own daughter, "To A Sleeping Beauty".
While the gangsta lyrics and posturing are laden with cliché, there's still some novelty in sustaining a rap narration for nearly two hours.
This marks the first time a couple has offered audio narration for a royal wedding exhibition.
As for his own career, he's done a lot of narration for nature programming, and he also doesn't rule out the possibility of touring again with PIL or The Sex Pistols.
Ultimately, I model the skill of positive narration for a boy entering a world, which generally believes our flaws are ugly.
There was a framed picture, clipped from a magazine, showing Huston with his father and captioned, "John Huston — for the last three years a major in the Army's Signal Corps — has produced an important and engrossing documentary film, 'Let There Be Light,' His father, Walter Huston, does an equally fine narration for this picture on the crackup and treatment of neuropsychopathic soldiers".
Actor Steven Williams had scheduling conflicts due to his work on the series L.A. Heat, resulting in the creation of the Plain Clothed Man, who appeared in the episode as an emissary for X. Paul Rabwin provided narration for a television show heard in the background during the episode.
In a recording studio in central London, Cooper is embarking on one of the most unlikely projects of his half-century tenure as the world's shock-rocker-in-chief: he's providing the narration for a new recording of a Prokofiev classic, although his version is called Peter and the Wolf in Hollywood.
Astonishingly, the text of this mystic masterpiece was—a bit of YouTube viewing reveals recently used by Ridley Scott as the background narration for a gorgeous long-form ad for Prada perfumes.
