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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am going for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate one's intention or purpose in pursuing something, often in the context of an activity or goal.
Example: "I am going for a run this evening to clear my mind."
Alternatives: "I am aiming for" or "I am pursuing".
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Again, I am going for the home team.
'I am going for it and then next year I am going for it again at the Olympic Games.
"I can finally say I am going for number four now," Dake said.
"What I am going for professionally, as a career, it's nothing related to physical security.
He said to his longtime companion, "Sigrid, I am going for a swim".
Here I am, going for a jog, investing in the wellness quotient of my days.
"But I am going for Kerry because I think he has a real chance of winning.
What to say in the common room... "I am going for a bath".
I am going for at least 3, maybe 4 nanoseconds…" Too generous, for my money.
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