The phrase "also built for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been designed or constructed for an additional purpose or function.
Example: "This software is not only for data analysis but is also built for project management."
Alternatives: "designed for" or "constructed for".
It's also built for privacy from the ground-up.
Hence, many dams are also built for irrigation, drinking water supply, or flood control.
It was also built for running and could chase down prey other predators could not.
In order to capture the nonlinear nature, the LSSVM model was also built for more accurately predicting the ecotoxicity.
Four different types of fibers with different modulus and [0/90]ns micro-mechanical model for ultrahigh modulus CFRP are also built for comparison.
Yet even as its squabbling kinfolk take turns vivisecting one another in red-hot blue language, it becomes clear that "August" is also built for comfort.
I do have a preconceived notion that whatever we do on that site and around that site has to work together, and that this city has to do two things: memorialize, but also build for the future.
The architects Warren & Wetmore (co-designers of Grand Central Terminal, also build for the Vanderbilt family) designed one of the most widely admired buildings of the period, a slim, high rectangular mass of variegated steel-gray brick and cream-colored terra cotta.
The Freedom Tower, which the Tishman company will also build for the Silverstein organization, will incorporate many of the same environmental features as 7 World Trade Center, and a few not put in effect there.
"I do have a preconceived notion that whatever we do on that site and around that site has to work together," he said, "and that this city has to do two things: memorialize, but also build for the future".
That said, in Atlanta I can also build for half the price in Manhattan so perhaps that explains a bit.
