The phrase "also dictated for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been dictated for someone or something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report was also dictated for the assistant to transcribe."
Alternatives: "also dictated to" or "also recorded for".
Not only did the Leafs turn in their best all-around effort of the series in Game 5, a 4-3 loss that gave the Devils a 3-2 lead in the four-of-seven-game series, but their top line, led by center Mats Sundin, also dictated play for the first time in the series.
It also dictated form, allowing for the image-driven rather than plot-driven cinema that he explored in Imagining October 19844) and The Angelic Conversation (1985).
That potential revenue also dictated the schedule for the 2011 tournament when the option of playing two matches on the same day was shunned and the format ensured that no team went home early.
He also dictated an affidavit to the lawyer for Mr. Wagstaffe, but refused to sign it, without explanation.
The exchange criteria for particles is also dictated by Ostwald ripening, which assumes that the largest particles grow via the condensation of material coming from the smallest particles that solubilize more readily than do the larger ones.
Not only did Apple charge operators more for its iPhone than other smartphones, it also dictated how much operators needed to subsidize the phone for consumers.
The sample size for the urban infants was also dictated by practical considerations.
Women's land right was also dictated by the amount of money to be paid for local authorities as bribe.
It's full of joy, but also dictated by many unfair double standards, from being judged for your sexual choices to having your ultimate worth dictated by your looks.
Fake-A-Call can also dictate lines for you to parrot.
