The phrase "a workbook for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a workbook that is designed to assist with a specific subject, topic, or purpose.
Example: "This is a workbook for students who want to improve their math skills."
Alternatives: "a guide for" or "a manual for".
He sells a workbook for family members and older drivers to use together to assess drivers' skills and consider alternatives.
After moving to Colorado, Grenville began teaching, and with The Writing Book: A Workbook for Fiction Writers (1990), she began publishing books about her craft.
"Strategies for Smart Car Buyers" A workbook for negotiating the best price for a car that includes confessions of a car salesman.
I still hear the priest very occasionally but he has no power over me now". In 1997, Smith and Coleman published a workbook for professionals and service users to provide a practical framework for Romme and Escher's research.
Dr. Feingold's wide-ranging career included writing or co-writing more than 50 books, including "Your Future in Exotic Occupations" (1980), "Futuristic Exercises: A Workbook for Emerging Lifestyles and Careers in the 21st Century and Beyond" (1989) and "Making It on Your Own" (1985), a small-business management handbook.
There's a book and then it becomes a workbook for teachers.
Her recent book, Your Life After Trauma: Powerful Practices to Reclaim Your Identity, provides a workbook of insightful treatment strategies for survivors and their therapists.
For those of you struggle with getting a quality audience right off the bat, I made a workbook just for you.
A workbook developed for the project, based on the Health Belief Model, the Stages of Change Model and Social Cognitive Theory is used.
He approached the Centre for Performance Research CPRR) in Wales to help him compile and publish a volume Georgian songs — not as a academic treatise, but as a practical workbook for singers.
This way, you can create a new workbook for each subsequent year by doing a "Save As" to create a new workbook for each successive year.
