The phrase "a redemption for" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to mean something that compensates or makes up for a loss or deficiency. For example, "I found a redemption for my disappointment in the warm welcome I received from my friends."
It's a redemption for quite a few players.
PINE BLUFF, Ark .— It was a win-win proposition, a redemption for wayward men in a city in need of redeeming.
Call it a redemption for the Tar Heels, who lost a 10-point lead in the final minutes in their previous meeting and fell, 85-84, at Dean Smith Center when Rivers hit that 3-point shot.
Of course, maybe the imbalance is due less to the fact that there aren't any women who need redemption than to the fact that it isn't much of a redemption for a woman to get really into the holidays.
But for me and the roaring Yankee Stadium fans all this felt pure and deserved, and a redemption for Severino, who was making up for an abysmal outing in the wild-card game, when he left in the opening inning, down by three runs after recording a lone out.
It was hard to deny the positive economic signs from Wednesday's housing and durable goods reports, which both beat expectations, and signaled somewhat of a redemption for the beaten down housing market.
The important role played by messaging technology also marked a redemption of sorts for the idea of citizen journalism.
Therefore, to ensure completeness, we defined ADHD as either a diagnosis of ADHD or a redemption of a prescription for ADHD medication.
"I think this is a redemption year for a lot of guys who were on the team in 2012".
Giiv makes sending gifts easy by letting people text a redemption code for a store credit to a friend.
Patients with a first redemption for oxazepam, nitrazepam/flunitrazepam and zopiclone/zolpidem (the latter not significant) had a higher risk of entering level 3 compared to patients with a first redemption for diazepam (baseline).
