The phrase 'a purse for' is correct and can be used in written English.
It could be used in a sentence to describe what someone has purchased, for example: "I bought a purse for my sister's birthday."
There is neither a trophy nor a purse for Tough Mudder, only an orange headband.
Who wouldn't want to sell a purse for 35,000 francs?" Ms. Goetz said.
Candida Smith, who lives around the block, entered on a mission to buy a purse for her stepdaughter.
"I've been carrying a purse for a long time," Dziadul said, and opened a file drawer to reveal a large Louis Vuitton tote.
The Cabat, free of any visible frivolity, was a purse — for those inclined to be thinking about purses — in keeping with the suddenly sober mood of the time.
They need not rush into making financial decisions, they should think hard about housing, they should not be a "purse" for anyone and they should be wary of blindly following financial orders left by their dead husbands.
It served as the national championship for the first time and offered a purse of $82,000 for men and women.
Logan's Girl was going to compete against nine others for a purse of $37,000.
The match pitted Adams' finger billiards against Sexton using a cue, for a purse of $500.
But this is a painful, difficult business, and then Randy is offered a mouthwatering purse for a big rematch with his old enemy from the 80s glory days: the "Ayatollah".
Nobody would be outraged if 6 Music had to cut its budget – £9m is a big purse for a music-based service.
