The phrase "antithesis for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to introduce a contrasting or opposing element to a previous statement or idea. Example: She was known for her gentle and kind nature, but her sister was the antithesis for her, always causing trouble and seeking attention.
Islam literally means peace through submission to the will of God and is the absolute antithesis for terrorism.
A flexible planis effectively an antithesis, for it presupposes objectives that have not been defined or that may be continuously redefined according to needs; but planning, obviously, is such because it defines objectives and a strategy to achieve them.
If that seems like a silly decision for the Universal comedy, consider the fact that "The Nest" acts as a solid antithesis for the much-anticipated sequel.
For me, mindful reverence, is Namaste-in-action: the antithesis of taking for granted.
Art is the antithesis of worry, for it works through structures and forms that are utterly unlike our cluttered and hyperactive minds.
America watched, on the heels of the Martin Luther King holiday, as Oakland is portrayed as a city that embodies the antithesis of that for which the civil rights leader lived and died.
A Guardian leader welcomed the surge in membership and then, lo and behold, urged support for Yvette Cooper, the very antithesis of the reason for the enthusiasm.
"Effective" and "pragmatic" have become short-hand for direct and defensive, for the antithesis of what Barcelona do.
They are, in many ways, the antithesis of Martha Stewart Living, written for working mothers and homemakers who do not have time to internalize Martha's tutorials.
They are, in many ways, the antithesis of Martha Stewart Living, written for working mothers and housewives who do not have time to internalize Martha's polished tutorials.
Another example is word of mouth recruitment which often favours the well-connected and privileged in society - the very antithesis of equal opportunities for all.
