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The phrase "a projector for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of projector intended for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "We need to purchase a projector for the upcoming presentation to ensure everyone can see the slides clearly."
Alternatives: "a projector intended for" or "a projector designed for".
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You'd have thought from his stump speech that this was a projector for showing home movies.
The multi-contrast images of structural modifications were obtained by changing illumination patterns with a projector for microscopic contrast enhancement.
And iWant (free) offers a similar service, but in a streamlined interface with clean black-and-white icons: a martini for bars, a projector for movies, a hanger for clothing stores, and so on.
Online real-estate agencies advertise these places, offering amenities such as complimentary linens, weekly boxes of organic fruits and veggies (because most don't have kitchens), and a projector for practicing presentations.
It plugs into Apple TV or a projector for viewing.
Raspberry Pi Model B hardware was used, one per student (plus one connected to a projector for demonstration).
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Stoves disappear for counterspace, and shades pull down to create a projector screen for living large in a little space.
A police official said that when Mr. David plugged in an overhead projector for a lesson, the student unplugged it twice.
If the event is at a hotel or conference center, there may be a projector available for rent.
Directly opposite these imposing sculptures is Andrew Bernstein and Gregory St . Pierres Water Wall, which uses sprays of mist as a projector screen for animated bursts of color.
She needs to make photocopies, eat, sign out an overhead projector for a public-speaking class and pick up her paycheck in the finance office.
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