The phrase "a stand for individual" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context discussing advocacy or support for individual rights or perspectives, but it needs to be rephrased for better understanding.
Example: "The organization takes a stand for individual rights, promoting freedom and equality for all."
Alternatives: "advocacy for individuals" or "support for personal rights".
They see his leaks as a needed stand for individual freedom against the security-driven mass surveillance of a U.S. National Security Agency armed with the technology to gather and analyze the digital trails of our lives.
News this week that the Nevada Republican Party has removed opposition to legal abortion and gay marriage from their platform is a welcome development for the many Republicans across the country who stand for individual choice, personal responsibility and keeping the government out of places it does not belong.
But his assumptions recapitulate the same old errors: The right in the 20th century didn't stand for individual freedom, but for free-market ideology, which is not the same thing.
A veteran of 20 years of leafleting and a councillor of five years' standing, he admits that running for election "has been an ambition for some time".Once singularly control-freakish, in 2011 the Labour Party dropped its multi-stage pre-screening process and allowed aspirants to apply directly to stand for individual seats.
Figure 3A shows the similarity matrix d ri, rj) for one representative group of 20 cells, where matrix rows (and columns) stand for individual population patterns and are ordered according to the total number of spikes in each response.
But he said: "This is me as an individual taking a stand for God".
Such actors "speak for," "act for" and can even "stand for" individuals within a nation-state.
We illustrate this with the possessive determiner John's.[26] We could say that this is a generalized quantifier of type <0,2,1,1>, letting 0 stand for individuals.
In networks, the nodes stand for individuals and the contacts stand for various interactions among those individuals.
At a time when others were sliding toward moral relativism, Thatcher stood for individual responsibility, moral self-confidence and often, it has to be admitted, self-righteous certitude.
