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The phrase "a receiver for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or component that receives signals or information, typically in a technical or electronic context.
Example: "The technician installed a receiver for the satellite dish to ensure a strong signal."
Alternatives: "a device for receiving" or "an apparatus for the reception of".
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Josh Gordon, a receiver for the Cleveland Browns, has been suspended the entire season for testing positive for marijuana.
Sauer resumed his career three years later as a receiver for the New York Stars of the World Football League.
Carruth, at the time a receiver for the Carolina Panthers, went over a hill and stopped abruptly, and Adams stopped behind him, Kennedy testified.
Nehemiah, a former world-record hurdler, was a receiver for the San Francisco 49ers for three seasons and won a Super Bowl with them in the 1984 season.
The tests were taken Nov. 11 after the police in Jacksonville, Fla., arrested Smith, a receiver for the Jaguars, on suspicion of drunken driving.
Prosecutors contend that Carruth, then a receiver for the Carolina Panthers, arranged the shooting to avoid having to pay child support.
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This paper presents a receiver for operation in the 433 MHz ISM band.
The iPad Wi-Fi + 3G model includes an A-GPS receiver for tracking the user's location given permission.
In 1999, Carruth earned $38,382 a game as a wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers.
"Finally, have you been watching Donald on 'Dancing with the Stars'?" (Donald Driver, a contestant, is a wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers).
There are only three contestants left on "Dancing With The Stars": William Levy, a Cuban-American actor and model, Donald Driver, a wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers, and Katherine Jenkins, a Welsh opera singer.
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