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The phrase "a patent for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the legal rights granted for an invention or process.
Example: "The inventor applied for a patent for his new energy-efficient engine design."
Alternatives: "a patent on" or "a patent regarding".
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They received a patent for it.
The chemist later received a patent for the innovation.
Google recently filed a patent for user-generated content publications.
Alphonse Roart, of Philadelphia, got a patent for canned pancakes.
He won a patent for his waffle cone in 1903.
He secured a patent for the process in June 1869.
The two ended up filing a patent for SpinVox.
Mr. Hastings won a patent for his idea in June.
Mr. Vila recently received a patent for his invention.
Amazon has gotten a patent for a secondhand digital marketplace.
A Dallas company has won a patent for a method of applying for a patent.
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