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The phrase "are for more" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clear context for proper usage.
Example: "These resources are for more advanced students."
Alternatives: "are intended for additional" or "are meant for further".
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Are you really being "left out," or are you just excluded from meetings that are for more senior staffers only?
Yet aerodynamics are for more than mere quiet.
The group's online relationships are for more than socializing.
Most expenditures, however, are for more mainstream indulgences.
Meetings are for more than the newly bereaved.
"The prospects are for more austerity and economic prospects are uncertain.
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But the clamour is for more independence.
The temptation will be for more reinforcement.
"The demand is for more modest houses".
It is for more than that.
Faith is for more than ourselves.
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