The phrase "be replaced for" is not correct in English.
We typically use "be replaced by" when substituting something for something else. For example: "The old staff member was replaced by a new one."
In clause (A), the word "replace" is substituted for "cause. . . to be replaced" for consistency.
An entire cooling system can be replaced for less than 10% of the average cost of a replacement engine.
A car alternator had to be replaced, for $143.
He will probably be replaced for Sunday's first singles match by José Acasuso.
Mr. Walsh recommends that wood rails be replaced for a couple of reasons.
These are fairly harsh but can be replaced for 17-inch wheels at no extra cost.
On Tuesday it announced that the Azucena in "Il Trovatore," Luciana D'Intino, would be replaced for five performances.
Indonesian lawmakers have demanded that Ambassador Robert Gelbard be replaced for meddling in the country's internal affairs.
That only some actors will be replaced for others, but that the system will remain in place".
In ATLAS the entire Inner Detector will be replaced for Phase-II running with an all-silicon system.
Athletes age, and there comes a time when they have to be replaced for the good of the team.
