The phrase "acronyms for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the abbreviated forms of words or phrases that are represented by initials.
Example: "NASA is one of the most well-known acronyms for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration."
Alternatives: "abbreviations for" or "initialisms for".
This is done using acronyms – for example, RED means high risk and EAR is red alert.
Other acronyms for linear SRTM include MRTM (Ichise 2003) and LSRRM (Alpert 2003).
The three countries' initials provided the acronyms for the treaty and the organization that grew out of it.
I remember that each year at college offered new opportunities to abuse the language — by abbreviating words whenever possible, by overusing acronyms for campus locations and proper nouns.
And men tend to know card games, ship disasters, and acronyms for police organizations a little better than women -- who, um, know Broadway show tunes.
Known in France as Monsieur PESC and in Germany as Herr GASP (from the acronyms for common foreign and security policy) this job has seen the usual jostling.
"[Isis] is a group that routinely crucifies and beheads people," a US official, using one of the acronyms for the militant group.
Consider creating team acronyms for digital communications like "Four Hour Response (4HR)" and "No Need to Respond (NNTR)" that bring predictability and certainty to virtual conversations.
"Potus and Flotus," some took to calling the couple, using the acronyms for the president and first lady of the United States.
Extraordinary," David Axelrod, a senior adviser to Obama's two presidential campaigns, wrote on Twitter, using the acronyms for president and president-elect.
"All of Syria's neighbors will be threatened by ISIS". ISIS and ISIL are acronyms for alternative names for the Islamic State.
