The phrase "a suspect for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is believed to be involved in a crime or wrongdoing, typically in a legal or investigative context.
Example: "The police have identified a suspect for the recent robbery in the downtown area."
Alternatives: "a suspect in the" or "a suspect regarding the".
A telephone interception was needed on a suspect for the bombing of London's transport system three weeks earlier.
Blatter has been named as a suspect for the payment being possibly "disloyal" – a breach of trust – "criminal mismanagement" or appropriation, and Platini is not in the clear himself.
At the same time, he is a closet homosexual who once had an incestuous affair with his sister and is a suspect for the brutal murder of his mother and stepfather.
The sole witness to the murder, a Mexican activist named Gustavo Castro Soto, who was with Cáceres in her home when the gunmen broke in, was treated like a suspect for the two days he was kept in custody.
Orlando Anderson has long been a suspect for the Tupac murder.
Authorities in Florida recently looked into Howell as a suspect for the unsolved 1991 murder of 21-year-old April Marie Stone, whose body was found off the side of a dirt road outside of Orlando.
Id. at 8. Since Virginia police had a duty to issue a summons-but instead singled out a suspect for automatic arrest-the arrest was a case of unreasonable discrimination forbidden by the Fourth Amendment.
Under current law the police may detain a suspect for investigatory purposes without meeting the legal requirements that protect individuals who are placed under arrest.
A police officer who was apparently searching a suspect for illegal substances pointed out the "Don't use drugs" sign to the person he was checking out.
Any one of these issues by itself does not create a lot of noise, but together, these issues render the list a suspect for calculating outcome measures.
The serial abuser – described as having a deep-tan with a "stale" smell – has emerged as a key suspect for the abduction and possible murder of Madeleine McCann.
