The phrase "are binding for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that something is obligatory or enforceable for a particular party or group.
Example: "The terms of the contract are binding for all parties involved."
Alternatives: "are obligatory for" or "are enforceable for".
The following year saw the introduction of the Guidelines for Teamwork and Leadership, which are binding for all Henkel employees worldwide.
In the period to 2020, these are binding for clean power and partly binding for energy efficiency, in the home appliance and building standards sectors.
For the moral standards governing same-sex relationships will by necessity remain constant, at least in the eyes of Americans of faith who believe that those standards were established by our Creator and are binding for all time.
The decisions are binding for the next four years for a denomination with 8.4 million members in the United States and 1.2 million overseas, raising the prospect of continuing disputes and church trials for dissenting members of the clergy.
Mr. Fujimori pulled Peru out of the court, whose decisions are binding for members, in 1999 after it ordered the retrial of four Chileans convicted of treason as Túpac Amaru leaders.
Although Mr. Sharon has said he intends to disregard what transpired at Taba, Mr. Qurei said tonight, "The outcomes of the negotiations are binding for both sides, so they can resume from the point that they stopped at today".
But, he said, "the red line Netanyahu drew is binding for one country.
To put this matter to bed, I suggest that it be stipulated that the results of any new referendum be binding for the next 100 years.
When the highest jurist and authority in the country's leadership issues a fatwa, this will be binding for all of us to follow.
She balked at Dar Pro's agreements, which were binding for five years and insisted that she pay damages if she didn't renew.
