"be swapped for" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to exchange something for another thing. Example: "I would like to swap my blue shirt for your red one."
Tofu can be swapped for emissions-heavy beef; does growing soybeans count?
This phrase dates back to times when notes could be swapped for gold.
Every £2.50 voucher can be swapped for £10 vouchers for restaurants, travel and days out.
Each Monsanto share would be swapped for one share of the merged company.
Each CF share would be swapped for one Agrium share and $31.70 under the proposed terms.
Following that, its assets will be swapped for units in the partnership.
It must be a "medium of exchange", which can reliably be swapped for goods and services.
These would be swapped for unsettled territory elsewhere, which would become part of the new Palestinian state.
Every £2.50 voucher can be swapped for £10 vouchers for restaurants, including Café Rouge and Ask Italian.
Deutsche Post's 8percentt share will be swapped for an initial portion of 22.9percentt of Postbank's shares.
Of course, the NT's two weeks in Cleveland, Ohio, can't simply be swapped for two weeks in Newcastle or Sunderland.
