The phrase "alluded for" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The author alluded for the need of change in society."
Alternatives: "alluded to" or "referred to".
Mr Brown has repeatedly alluded, for example, to the disparity between Israeli and Palestinian GDP per person, and emphasised the economic plight of Afghanistan, the country that may in time represent his most severe foreign-policy challenge.
Through an actor sliding downwards out of shot, or the camera gliding upwards, the medium alluded for years to sexual acts that it would have been unimaginable to show, although this did not prevent some moralists from filling in the blanks and being offended anyway.
We allude for an example to the stories of shared equipment arrangements between company and university.
They can be used to give time to loved ones, to put things right where they need to be, and to prepare for a good death.As for the "religious" reasons you alluded to for opposing assisted suicide, these are based on intrinsic human dignity and are important not just for "religious" people but for the wider good.
Aggregated states have been alluded to for many DNA minor groove binders but details of the molecule-on-molecule relationship have either been under-reported or ignored.
Goldboom says that a problem that had alluded NASA for 10 years was solved in a week in a half using Kaggle and the competitive nature of nerds.
The switch has been alluded to for weeks in billboards, radio and television spots asking, "Lucky will you marry me?" The company says that its $50-million 50-millionz--one of the mediaexpensive ever launched by any supermarket chain to win over customers after a merger--is critical given the chain's aggressive plans for California expansion.
Mr. Powell also alluded to plans for sharing more American information with U.N. inspection teams.
We also alluded to results for the compressed sum.
Having completed the brief wide-ranging survey of age-associated immune alterations, with emphasis on what is known in humans, and having in places alluded to possibilities for therapeutic interventions, we are now finally in a position to consider the latter in more detail.
Bruce Grivetti, the president for film programming for HBO, alluded to the company's confidence in a statement on Sunday: "We are excited to extend our relationship with Universal Pictures and have now solidified HBO's position for first-run theatricals into the next decade".
