The phrase "a rail for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a support structure or a means of guidance, often in contexts related to transportation or construction.
Example: "The workers installed a rail for the new train line to ensure safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a guide for" or "a support for".
I know I risk getting run out of my beloved Chicago on a rail for daring to suggest His Airness isn't the best player ever but, well, I just don't think he is.
Ronald Balla founded CJB Group, named for his brother, who later died of cancer, and designed a trunk-mounted workstation with a light, a rail for handcuffing people and boxes to lock up evidence.
It acts "like a rail for the light," said Eric Mazur, a professor of physics at Harvard University who led the research team that developed what are called optical nanowires.
It's another modular Raspberry Pi-powered laptop but this time they've reduced the number of steps needed to put it together, as well as adding a slider keyboard design so the Qwerty panel can be pulled out to provide access to a rail for mounting and tinkering with electronics.
The Pi-TopCEED is designed to stand on a desktop, housing the Pi in a rectangular casing that comprises a 13.3in HD screen; a front-loading panel where the Pi sits mounted on a rail for easy access, along with any other hardware components you might want to add; and a stand at the back so the screen can be positioned at different viewing angles.
The Pi-TopCEED is designed to stand on a desktop, housing the Pi in a rectangular casing that comprises a 13.3in HD screen; a front-loading panel where the Pi sits mounted on a rail for easy access, along with any other hardware components you might want to add; and a stand at the back so the screen can be positioned at different viewing angles.
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When demand outstripped supply, the council opted for a modern power station, beside a river (essential for cooling) with a rail siding for the delivery of coal.
Starting in the late 19th century, it was a rail stop for oilmen, then a watering hole for ranchers.
The city became a rail hub for the movement of German troops.
A group of teenagers on mountain bikes cycle across what had been a rail line for coal wagons.
