The phrase "behemoth for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is very large or powerful in nature. Example: "The new truck was a behemoth for hauling heavy loads, boasting an impressive towing capacity of 10,000 pounds."
They have a defensive behemoth for the next decade in Ndamukong Suh and a smart coach.
The local paper, the Merced Sun-Star, is reporting that residents are irate at the coffee behemoth for pulling water from the parched region.
An article on Sept. 2 about the brand-conscious Web comedy series "Srsly" misstated part of the name of the branded-content behemoth for which Barry Blumberg is the executive vice president.
Here's your next challenge as a founder of a start-up: Sell your company to a digital behemoth for tens of millions of dollars, then buy it back for a fraction of the cost.
WILIEST DEAL MAKER OF THE YEAR AWARD -- To Maurice R. Greenberg, chief executive of the American International Group, the insurance behemoth, for wriggling out of a tight spot with regulators recently.
Its balance sheet has also been hit by a costly restructuring of the organisation, which has totalled $1.4 billion in the last six months, as boss Satya Nadella attempts to re-organise the tech behemoth for for the digital, cloud-dominated age.
Where once it made mechanical behemoths for reading and manipulating paper cards, today it focuses on providing computing services and software to clients across the world.But the days of Big Blue's dominance are long past.
Re "Carmakers to Alter S.U.V.'s to Reduce Risk to Other Autos" (front page, March 21): It's about time the industry recognized these behemoths for the killers they are.
How small startups are vying with corporate behemoths for quantum supremacy.
How feasible might it actually be to tap these cosmic behemoths for power one day?
But is the bête noire of free markets still vying to milk his visiting behemoths for all they're worth?
