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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a track for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of track designed for a particular purpose, such as a music track or a racing track.
Example: "I found a track for a new song that perfectly fits the mood of our project."
Alternatives: "a path for a" or "a route for a".
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The cable had been used as a track for a motorized camera that was meant to follow the action while hovering above the racers.
He was also expected to record a track for a new album of Sudanese music that he is making with Sudanese music star Abdul Gadir Salim.
At the time, the two were working as graphic designers, but had mixed a track for a local radio contest — it did not win — and played it after dinner for Mr. Winter.
I have even been committed to vinyl: a few years ago, a friend and I found ourselves in Jools Holland's studio in south London, headphones on, recording a track for a charity album.
But then one of the film's stars, Eddie Griffin, smashed another of Mr. Sadek's cars -- a rare Ferrari Enzo, said to be worth $1.5 million -- while practicing last week at a track for a charity race to promote the movie.
Contributing a track for a tribute album is usually easy come, easy go, but he sounds as if he spent a few weeks inside it; he makes it important.
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Don't go into a studio and sing a track for an hour trying to get it right, and then turn the fucking thing down".
I was just looking for a track for an album.
To give you a taste of just how much heat this 8GB stick is packing, Faze Miyake has generously offered up a track for an exclusive THUMP premiere.
You see, when everyone's in the exact same space at the exact same time working on a track for an album, you get less of a pristine sound.
If you want to be trained as a medical assistant, there is a track for that.
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