The phrase "a stream for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a stream that serves a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "We created a stream for the community to share their thoughts and ideas."
Alternatives: "a channel for the" or "a flow for the".
Spotify generally pays 0.5 to 0.7 cent a stream for the paid tier, which results in $5,000 to $7,000 per million plays, not $5,000 to $8,000.
We stuff apples into our shirts till we can barely get back over the wall to run into a long field and sit under a hedge eating the apples till we can't swallow another bit and we stick our faces into a stream for the lovely cool water.
These dataset is converted into a stream for the testing process.
Earlier this week IBM hosted a stream for the US Open, which was streamed over 2.5 million times, making it one of the biggest online sporting events ever.
Specifically, Yozu et al. (2005) have documented the presence of a stream for the caudal migration of CGE interneurons, and Inta et al. (2008) identified a stream of migrating 5-HT3A (5-hydroxytryptamine) inthateurons tharisesses in the SVZ (subventricular zone) and is postnatally directed towards the occipital cortex.
Such features would reduce the flow of paper, and also provide a revenue stream for the app.PaperKarma is the leading edge of a wedge Mr Fertik wants to advance on behalf of his company's subscribers, though.
The whole point of the student loan program is to give student an affordable education and help borrowers succeed -- not be a revenue stream for the government.
In an earlier blog, I discussed this distinction, contrasting Title I (a funding stream for the widely shared value of improving achievement in high-poverty schools) and specific uses of Title I funding (such as specific after-school tutoring programs).
"It's a revenue stream for the unions, with no cap in sight," Mr. Ginsburg said.
"Our aim was that by generating electricity, we could also generate a revenue stream for the local community".
The current proposal includes a tax stream for the next five years, but John Tavaglione, the president of the California State Association of Counties, said many worry that the money is not guaranteed in the long term.
