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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a sticker for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sticker that serves a specific purpose or is intended for a particular item or event.
Example: "I bought a sticker for my laptop to personalize it."
Alternatives: "a label for" or "a decal for".
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The two professors suggest a sticker for the whole apartment.
They told him a sticker for the dealership had been found on the rear exterior of the Pathfinder.
On the rear windshield is a sticker for Martin J. Walsh, a candidate for mayor of Boston.
And the whole degree, including the third-hand books and a sticker for the car, cost me about $10,000 in today's dollars.
For $4.95, the company not only sends the letter but also a sticker for the child that says, "I'm on Santa's good list".
In a variation on this experiment, the experimenter didn't first tell the actors they would receive a sticker for cleaning; he or she just gave out the stickers at the end, fairly or unfairly.
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"I'm not a Jolly Rancher teacher or a give-stickers-for-rewards teacher," he said.
Companies pushing stickers in their apps boast that their huge (and growing) selection of images ensure an illustration for every occasion, or a sticker pack for every personality.
The story you find there will never fit on a bumper sticker for a political campaign.
A poste r of a whale was available for $2.00, a lapel button for a $1.00 & a bumper sticker for cents 25.
Chamale said that Sayoc was an MMA fan and kept a promotion sticker for CombatNight, an MMA event that Chamale runs, on the side of his white van.
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