The phrase "asia for its" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something specific about Asia, but without additional context, it cannot be used effectively.
Example: "Asia for its diverse cultures and rich history is a fascinating continent to explore."
Alternatives: "Asia regarding its" or "Asia in terms of its".
Xiaomi is widely described as China's Apple and is well-known across many parts of Asia for its affordable smartphones, which it sells at a fraction of the cost of an iPhone.
Economically, Indonesia is potentially the wealthiest nation in South-East Asia, for its natural resources surpass those of Japan, Korea, Taiwan or India: it is one of the ten largest oil-producing countries; it ranks first in the exportation of liquified natural gas (most of which goes to Japan) and it has vast timber forests, gold, rubber, tin & coffee.
"Apologizing for a corporate mistake is not common in the United States, but it's common in other countries, particularly in Asia". For its part, Mattel has said repeatedly that its biggest recall had nothing to do with China or shoddy production.
Most elk are raised for their antler velvet, prized in Asia for its medicinal properties.
CLSA is well known in Asia for its investment forums, introduced in 1994, and for the parties that accompany them.
Another musk mallow, Abelmoschus moschatus (H. abelmoschus), is widely cultivated in tropical Asia for its musky-smelling seeds.
WELL DONE to the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation for its run-down of today's big travel stories.
Having already secured a US$40 million licensing agreement with a U.S. oil and gas company, the three-year-old start-up is shifting its focus on the Asia-Pacific region for its next license.
CHINESE ART AT AUCTION For its Asia Week celebration Christie's is offering 550 lots in three sales, on Wednesday and Thursday, including 200 works from the Arthur M. Sackler collections, 75 from the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and 25 from the estate of Walter Hochstadter, an eccentric German-born collector and dealer who lived in China for decades.
But it did say it was planning to hire an additional 400 "client advisers," or private bankers, for its Asia-Pacific region, on top of the current 867.
Sony's plans for its Asia-Pacific region included only Australia and New Zealand, according to Variety.
