"ad hoc for" is a grammatically correct phrase and it can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is done or created for a specific and immediate purpose, rather than being a part of a larger plan or system. Example: The committee decided to form an ad hoc subcommittee specifically for addressing the issue of budget cuts.
But the enterprise remained disarmingly ad hoc; for a time, the "Africa on a Shoestring" book said, of the Comoros Islands, "We haven't heard of anyone going there for a long time so we have no details to offer.
The constant pressure on price, not paying suppliers correctly, making retrospective changes, asking for ad hoc – for want of a better word – donations systematically drives these unacceptable and appalling working conditions despite the fact that in theory they have a labour standards code.
And when you start, most of the time it's with a 1-to-1 porting of your iOS app, or at the very best a porting of UI created ad hoc for an iOS environment, which cannot be applied to Android (although, to your credit, you probably don't know this because you didn't bother hiring an Android PM or UX expert).
The system is developed as an ad hoc for already manufactured engines.
This protocol is created ad hoc for comparison with sociable routing.
Furthermore, some tools do not support defining custom, re-usable components that can be assembled ad hoc for new workflows.
It is great for building ad hoc models for a single search.
From these we choose MMAC, since it is designed for general ad hoc networks, for our delay-throughput analysis.
The dye-decolorizing assays are useful for engineering ad hoc laccases for detoxification of textile wastewaters, or as indirect assays to explore laccase activity on other natural mediators.
The applications for WLANs include wireless home gateways, hotspots for commercial usages, and ad hoc networking for intervehicular communications.
To avoid the ad hoc choice for Cϕ, more sophisticated models for the scalar time scale have been used in simulations using the EMST model.
