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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a suit for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to a lawsuit or legal action taken for a specific purpose or against a particular party.
Example: "The plaintiff filed a suit for a breach of contract against the defendant."
Alternatives: "a lawsuit for a" or "a case for a".
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A suit for a man costs five dollars.
"Maybe someone buys a suit for a wedding or a special party," he said.
"It's a rebirth issue, getting a suit for a première," he said.
They ask a man in a suit for a ramp, thinking he is staff.
Mr. Byrd, had gone there to help his friend Vincent Warren choose a suit for a wedding in Rome.
The Internet makes it possible for a tailor in Shanghai to hand-make a suit for a lawyer in Boston, then FedEx it to him.
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3. Returning something you've worn How many men have bought a suit for an interview, to return it a day later and ask for the money back?
Adams refusing to wear a suit for the occasion, Redknapp a natty pin-striped number.
He took care to wear a suit for photographers; he even wore a monocle.
Concept artist Rolf Mohr said in an interview he designed a suit for the Eradicator for a planned scene in which it transforms into a flying vehicle.
Yes, it's still a bunch of men in suits talking at you, but now there's a man in a suit for every mood.
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