The phrase "an examination for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a test or assessment intended for a specific purpose or subject.
Example: "She is preparing for an examination for her medical license."
Alternatives: "a test for" or "an assessment for".
Children also underwent an examination for dental caries and treatment experience by trained and standardized dental examiners.
Also, an examination for older drivers might be conducted on a driving simulator to gauge reaction times and other skills.
Prosecutors said they believe that her lover, Andre Dovilas fled the country last year after he was ordered to undergo an examination for the presence of the implant.
The most prominent case involved the theft of an examination for electrical engineering in December 1992, in which 133 midshipmen were found to have violated the honor code by lying to cover up the theft.
Mr. Davis went to Harvard, specialized in paleontology, passed an examination for a job as a geologist with the Geodetic Survey, and held down a job as a mining engineer when he wrote his first play.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy famously lamented, for instance, that "La Princesse de Clèves," a 17th-century novel, had been included by a "sadist or an imbecile" in an examination for entry-level state administrative posts.
Michael Brown, who works as an examination proctor for tests given to police officers and transit employees, is another candidate.
Because more students succeed than was ever the case in O-level, an examination intended for 20% of the population?
On average, a GP ordered an echocardiographic examination for one patient per year.
"Mr. Suharto this evening went to have a routine medical checkup at Harapan Kita Hospital and had an MRI examination for one hour," the lawyer, Muhamad Assegaf, said.
He had recently taken an entrance examination for advanced medical studies in Australia.
