The phrase "a package for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a package that is intended for a specific person or purpose.
Example: "I received a package for a friend who is currently out of town."
Alternatives: "a parcel for a" or "a delivery for a".
Once, I had a package for a Jewish woman.
A delivery man has a package for a few houses down – will she hold on to it for them?
Around the same time, Ms. Crawford found a package for a loan modification on her mother's doorstep — the loan was indeed in default.
A package for a minimum of four people, at 4,900 pesos per person, includes two nights, one dinner, airport transfers and roundtrip travel from Mexico City on a Cessna 206.
So, if you just want a package for a single night or you want one that includes, say, hostel accommodation, you now have the option of booking them together.
INDIANAPOLIS — In his first trade after becoming the general manager of the Montreal Expos in 2002, Omar Minaya shipped a promising Class A outfielder to the Mets as part of a package for a utility player named Lou Collier.
US Airways reached tentative agreements on concessions last night with unions representing its machinists and flight attendants, completing a package for an additional $200 million in wage and benefit cuts that the airline needed to avoid liquidation.
For example, fieldworkers asked women whether they had a prescription or a package for any treatments given to their child.
Other Cablevision subscribers could buy all three sports channels in a package for $4.95 a month or YES alone for $1.95 a month.
The U.K. Treasury billed this as a package for growth, but that was a misnomer.
First is a package for small businesses, including an exemption from capital gains taxes for investors in qualified ventures.
