The phrase "a regiment for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group or unit organized for a particular purpose or task.
Example: "The army established a regiment for the training of new recruits."
Alternatives: "a unit for" or "a division for".
He kept his brand-new wagon hitched to the star of Edward Montagu, later the Earl of Sandwich, who raised a regiment for Cromwell and was amply rewarded for it, but who, at the end of the sixteen-fifties, with the Lord Protector dead and a royalist tide running, switched sides with the alacrity of an Afghan warlord.
Originally a therapy for hypertension, it had soon become a regiment for weight loss.
Battle honours are awarded to a regiment for their performance in certain battles and campaigns, and are displayed on their colours.
Not only did he trade a regiment of dragoons for a shipment of Chinese porcelain, but he also built a "Japanese" palace in Dresden to house his collection, which had grown to more than 50,000 pieces.
Colonel William Phipps, a Yeoman of Lincolnshire, raised a regiment of horse for Charles I. Another of his ancestors was Lord Chancellor of Ireland in the reign of Queen Anne.
His service was interrupted by the American Civil War during 1862 session, when he was authorized by President Abraham Lincoln to raise a regiment of cavalry for federal service.
Suffrage was, like Hillary Clinton's candidacy, not merely a cause in itself, but a symbolic rallying point, a color guard for a regiment of other ideas.
There has been enough bungling in the conduct of the Florida voting to keep a regiment of lawyers busy for a year.
You come across the photographs again and again, a deceptively humble room with cobwebbed windows and a long row of ancient wheelbarrows tipped up against a whitewashed wall, or an armory of garden forks hanging from wrought-iron hooks -- tools for a regiment of gardeners.
He declared all of the "contrabands" in the Port Royal district free, and began gathering former slaves for a regiment of black soldiers.
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