The phrase "a salute for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a gesture of respect or acknowledgment towards someone or something.
Example: "The ceremony included a salute for the brave soldiers who served our country."
Alternatives: "a tribute to" or "an honor for".
With the Knicks, Wallace became an instant favorite of fans, based on his popularity in the league and how he created a salute for 3-pointers: whenever Wallace swished a 3-pointer, he pushed three fingers into his head three times.
In a salute for the centennials of George Balanchine and Frederick Ashton that also includes works by Agnes de Mille and Christian Spuck, the company will dance Balanchine's "Theme and Variations" as he originally choreographed it in 1947 for Alicia Alonso and Igor Youskevitch.
Praising what it called his "great moral strength," the Norwegian Nobel Committee's citation amounted to a salute for an unusually broad contribution by Mr. Kim to "democracy and human rights in South Korea and in East Asia in general, and for peace and reconciliation with North Korea in particular".
Despite the award and much critical acclaim, it seemed the event served as more of an introduction to Ronson's work than a salute for most attendees.
The elegance of that tableau, in which bitter foes joined to share a respect, love, and a salute for one remarkable and staggeringly memorable man, all politics aside, might be that man's most significant legacy of all.
I have many differences with Romney, as well as Obama -- but today, Romney gets a salute from me for hiring Grenell.
Mr Willetts' achievements include nurturing the vibrant UK space sector and he was due to take a salute from the community for announcing plans to have a UK launch site for space planes at the Farnborough Air show today.
Flags were flown at half-mast in Madras and Calcutta, and the Governor-General ordered a salute of 42 guns one for each completed year of the bishop's life.
It makes great sense and deserves a salute both for the Foreign Relations Committee ownership of the trip - but also for its bipartisan group and the support from Bush's team who has facilitated much for the CODEL.
Always show the due respect, a bow, salute (for armed forces), a smiling face and folded hands.
Luckily, the family inside had rushed outside on hearing his plane (they had taken its appearance as a military salute, for they were welcoming home a son who had been a PoW in Germany).
