The phrase "a snap for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is very easy to do or accomplish, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "Completing this project was a snap for the experienced team members."
Alternatives: "a piece of cake for the" or "a walk in the park for the".
Time management has been a snap for the last eight months.
Working together proved a snap for the three women, who are all in their 40s.
Mark Kiszla of The Denver Post: Without taking a snap for the Broncos, Peyton Manning has engineered one of the biggest upsets in the history of a storied NFL franchise.
'O.K., here's the reality: You're not going to play a snap for the Mountaineers this season.' " Erik Hall, 22, a sophomore from Davis, Calif., said he had spent the past two years saving up for tuition by delivering sandwiches for a Jimmy John's shop.
Yet the Queensland state premier Campbell Newman called a snap election for the end of the month on Tuesday, so it's questionable whether the state can approve contracts for the dredging and the Caley Valley dump site.
Although, in theory, the president can dissolve parliament when he wishes, it is not in the French tradition to call a snap election for the convenience of the ruling party.
New Komeito is particularly worried that a backroom compromise with Mr Abe this year could wound it during next spring's local elections.One way out of the impasse, and the focus of much rumour, is for Mr Abe to call a snap election for the lower house of parliament before the spring of 2015.
Because the coaches needed him in case of emergency for varsity games, he did not play a single snap for the junior varsity.
Junichiro Koizumi, since 2001 the LDP leader and prime minister, responded by making good his threat to call a snap election for the lower house (he cannot dissolve the upper chamber).
It has since produced an array of spinoffs, including helfie (hairstyle self), belfie (bum selfie), welfie (workout selfie), drelfie (drunken selfie), and even bookshelfie – a snap taken for the purposes of literary self-promotion.
The snapper will either give you a clue or snap for the first letter of the name or clue.
