The phrase "an ejection for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sports, aviation, or any situation where someone is removed or expelled from a position or situation.
Example: "The referee issued an ejection for unsportsmanlike conduct during the game."
Alternatives: "a removal for" or "an expulsion for".
He walked twice against Wang and was ruled out in the seventh inning for running out of the baseline to avoid Alex Rodriguez's tag on a double play, a call that earned an ejection for Red Sox Manager Terry Francona.
The umpires' ruling precipitated a wild protest by the Mets, an ejection for Manager Jerry Manuel and three straight run-scoring hits off Pelfrey that sent him to the showers after a six-run inning.
While being escorted off the field (following an ejection for reportedly punching an opposing player, according to ESPN 760) St. Thomas senior Jake Champion leveled an unsuspecting opponent at the sideline.
The National Football League promotes its collision sport, but a roundhouse fist on the field leads to an automatic ejection for a culprit.
The potential rule change that is garnering the most attention is the one that calls for an automatic ejection for a player who has committed two personal foul penalties in a single game.
"It is for failing to leave the court in a timely manner following an ejection and for verbally abusing the officials," Brienza said.
I began by picking up the $99 Le'Equip model which uses a swiftly rotating blade and an ejection system for squeezing the juice out of almost any fruit or vegetable.
The referee Ed Malloy called a double technical foul, which meant an automatic ejection for Pierce, who got a technical minutes earlier for going after Jones after Jones collared him.
It was upgraded to a flagrant foul-2 after a video review, triggering an automatic ejection for Smith.
A shoving match between Olajuwon and Sacramento's Greg Kite resulted in a punching foul and an automatic ejection for the Rockets' star center with 9 25 left in the third quarter.
NO FINE FOR MOZGOV The N.B.A. said it would have no further punishment for the Knicks reserve center Timofey Mozgov, who drew a flagrant foul and an automatic ejection for elbowing the Suns' Robin Lopez late in Friday's victory.
