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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a shelf for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific purpose or function of a shelf, often followed by what the shelf is intended to hold or support.
Example: "I need to buy a shelf for a collection of books I just acquired."
Alternatives: "a shelf intended for" or "a shelf designed for".
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It sat on a shelf for a year.
This is a shelf for a true New Yorker.
They stand in front of a shelf for a really long time, admiring the placement of the things on the shelf.
Nonplussed, he stuck the rock on a shelf for a few months.
On one version of the story, Lumpl sits around on a shelf for a few days before the sculptor shapes it into Goliath on a Thursday morning.
The cameras come with small magnetic bases that allow them to be attached to walls at almost any angle and you can just set them on a shelf for a fairly wide view.
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If preserved meats like pepperoni are so carcinogenic, how can these products live on a shelf for an average of three thousand years, and yet during that whole entire time they never develop cancer?
A book can sit on a shelf for hundreds of years and retain its legibility.
A shelf for herbs.
The carts might have had a hinged bin for the dirty water, a shelf for squeeze bottles of mustard and an anchor for the umbrella.
I doubt we'll see follow-ups put to film, as Seventh Son has been sitting on a shelf for over a year; its first marketing materials debuted at San Diego Comic-Con in 2012.
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