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The phrase "a strap for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strap designed for a specific purpose or item, often in the context of accessories or equipment.
Example: "I need to buy a strap for a camera to ensure it stays secure while I'm shooting."
Alternatives: "a belt for a" or "a band for a".
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Nike's Air Max Craze, a model released in February, has a strap for a heel and a zipper over the laces.
Rigal ripped off a long strip from a roll of gaffer's tape and fashioned a strap for a guitar and a makeshift headband positioning himself downstage, flanked by his fellow-performers, he was a raging rock god.
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Fredrikson-Stallard bound birch logs with a steel strap for a coffee table.
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Handbell, small bell usually of brass or bronze but sometimes of copper, clay, porcelain, glass, wood, or other hard material with an attached stem, loop, or leather strap for a handle; most have a clapper, though some are struck externally.
Due to the special band connector developed by Apple, swapping out a leather strap for a Sport strap or any one of Apple's many color/material options should be a generally recurring activity, much like we treat iPhone cases.
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