The phrase 'candid for' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
In order to use it, you would need to rephrase it to a more grammatically correct term such as 'candidate for' or 'running for.' Example: She was a strong candidate for the position.
The section in which he describes his experiences there is bracingly candid for a poet's memoir.
Mr. Mangieri is unusually candid for a pizzaiolo (most guard the tricks of their trade -- understandably, they don't want to give away the store).
If Brenly is a little too candid for some of the suits at Clark and Addison, his criticism is never mean-spirited or petty and comes cloaked in good humor.
It was unexpectedly candid, for example, about the dubious accounting practices of the failed Long-Term Credit Bank (LTCB), which was put out of its misery in October and taken into public ownership.
Carter is also vividly recalled here, by among others Anne Enright, who writes of her with a stark admiration all the more candid for her mordant acknowledgement that "the posture of the writer talking about great and previous writers is both grovelling and self-aggrandising".
Porter has always been very candid — maybe too candid — for Zynga's comfort.
There is no longer any room for candid conversation, for the possibility of changing your mind based on new information.
He challenges both candidates to adopt a candid attitude for the remainder of the race.
Actress Regina King was an outspoken critic of that year's show, and as she noted in a candid blog for HuffPost, the statistics for Emmy nominees were quite sobering.
The trainer James Jerkens offered a candid explanation for why he never nominated Quality Road for the Triple Crown series.
Lo is candid that, for now, there's no business model set in stone for Zeroth.
