The phrase "a packet for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific packet intended for a particular recipient or purpose.
Example: "I received a packet for a new software update that needs to be installed."
Alternatives: "a package intended for a" or "a parcel meant for a".
Tobacco is the opium of the people, and the only people getting real pleasure from it are the ones charging £8 a packet for a slow and nasty death.
Dr Evil's intervention here typified postmodern culture: ironic, knowing, quoting from a source that was already quoting from another source and – perhaps this the main point – thereby cannily making a packet for a film franchise that, if one can be serious for a second, really didn't warrant a third outing.
Average end-to-end (E2E) delay: this is the time interval between receiving and sending time for a packet for a source to destination pair averaged over all such pairs.
And there's the traveller Isabella Bird in 1880 quietly happy in "a seed shop, where seeds are truly idealised", laying out tuppence on an impromptu watercolour meant as a packet for peonies, plus an impulse buy of 50 flower fireworks.
In addition, it illustrates an example flow diagram of MHP operations as a MHP receives a packet for and from a MH.
Swap a packet for the next packet.
When the MAC layer of a node receives a packet for transmission from the application layer, it refers to the CoopTable to decide whether to use a helper (cooperative mode) or transmit directly (direct mode).
The above weight vector gives higher priority to a packet for which there is a higher chance of successful reception, because the receivers that need are more likely to be in good state in the next time slot.
Upon receiving a greedy-mode packet for forwarding, a device searches a device geographically closest to the packets destination.
Dressed as a giant crisp packet for a competition winner's publicity photo.
The packet arrival event means the arrival of a new packet for a specific UE.
