The phrase "a voicemail for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recorded message left for someone, typically in a phone context.
Example: "I received a voicemail for you while you were out of the office."
Alternatives: "a message for" or "a recording for".
Once I had to leave a voicemail for the family of my friend who had died attempting to cross it.
Mr Wulff reacted with the dignity of an intoxicated teenager, leaving a voicemail for the editor of Bild newspaper threatening "war".
It wasn't until towards the end of his father's life that this unusually composed man revealed himself as he left a voicemail for his son.
The Daily Sentinel reported that at least one caller left a voicemail for Holmes, saying that his policy violated anti-discriminatory federal housing regulations.
But not so, it seems, for Ginni Thomas, wife of the Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who has been caught leaving a voicemail for the woman who accused him of sexual harassment back in 1991 asking for an apology.
An easy way to do this is to leave a voicemail for yourself or use the recording feature on your phone, and answer a question that is likely to come up in your day-to-day.
Also, The Contra Costa Times reported that West, 64, had left a voicemail message for a Warrior team employee, saying he was "probably never going to work again".
A voicemail message for Strahan's agent, Tony Agnone, was not returned.... Eli Manning completed 5 of 8 passes for 58 yards.
In the first of a series of tense exchanges, the inquiry's lead counsel, Robert Jay, pressed Morgan to provide more details about who had played him a voicemail left for Sir Paul McCartney's former wife Heather Mills.
Whether it's a letter in the post, or a voicemail left for them to wake up to, it's just so important that each of you feel valued and not forgotten.
I am not interviewing for a job with your company, but rather meeting with Craig and his team about a consulting project". She said "Well, Craig asked me to set the interviews up this way". I left a voicemail message for Craig to say that there must be some confusion.
