The phrase "balsam for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means a soothing or healing solution for something, usually used metaphorically. Example: "The kind words of her friend served as balsam for her broken heart." This means that the friend's words helped to soothe or heal the person's emotional pain.
"All this was balsam for the tortured soul of the unrecognized genius".
Thomas Jefferson sent off to Europe to get the seed of superior varieties of balsam for the gardens of Monticello.
After the reaction, samples were fixed with 2% paraformaldehyde for 20 min (1 1 with 4% PFA), centrifuged to remove the fixative (13,200 rpm for 7 min), resuspended in distilled water, and mounted on glass coverslips with neutral balsam for confocal observation29.
Then, a fraction of the remaining loose sample was dispersed in Canada balsam for PLM analysis.
Following staining, slides were dehydrated in ethanol, air-dried, then mounted in balsam for microscopic analysis.
Slides were dehydrated and sealed with neutral balsam for visualization by light microscopy.
Its open roadstead port as well as its location south of San Salvador encouraged La Libertad's development in the 19th century as a shipping outlet for "balsam of Peru"—a variety of balsam yielded from El Salvador's coastal forests.
The residual subsamples were mounted onto microscopic slides in Canada Balsam medium for photomicrography and in liquid medium for counting, measuring, and line drawing.
Many county residents cobble together a living off the land, cutting wood, raking blueberries, gathering balsam tips for wreath-makers, digging clams, or picking the area's oversized periwinkles off the shore as the seasons and markets allow.
Further testing and research into the site's history will tell more, but for now it seemed the renovators would need only to replace the soil at select spots and add more compost to keep the garden at Lucerne and Balsam safe for growing by any measure.
Prices range from $25 for a four-foot balsam to $200 for an eight-foot Fraser fir, slightly more than last year.
