In written English, the phrase "capitalization for" is technically correct, but it is not particularly useful on its own.
It should be used as part of a larger sentence. For example, "Please review the capitalization for all proper nouns in your essay before submitting it."
MLA uses title-case capitalization for titles, meaning you capitalize all important words.
(A spokeswoman for the production declined to confirm the capitalization for the show).
The capitalization for the Leicester and anticipated London productions total about $10 million.
He tends to find growth among midsize companies; the average market capitalization for the portfolio companies is $8.9 billion, compared with $16.9 billion for the S.& P. 500.
The play, at the 499-seat Variety Arts Theater, cost $850,000 to mount, a large capitalization for an Off Broadway production.
Yesterday's market capitalization for the other major carriers: Delta Air Lines, $1.1 billion; Northwest Airlines, $533.6 million; American Airlines, $410.3 million; and Continental Airlines, $352.2 million.
By Schroer's reckoning, pharmaceuticals account for 68% of the sector by market capitalization, services for 12%, medical devices for 12% and biotechnology for 8%.
Many companies on the Bulletin Board are there after having been bounced from the major exchanges for failing to meet listing requirements: for falling below minimum market capitalization or for neglecting to mail out proxies.
No longer is the federal plan — which ended last week — that subjected old vehicles to the scrapheap to be described as merely a "cash-for-clunkers" notion; it is now upgraded to capitalization: "Cash for Clunkers".
You can use a different capitalization style for a subheading than you do for a main headline, but you should use the same capitalization style for each headings and for each subhead within the document.
A spokesman for the producers declined to provide the capitalization amount for the musical at New World Stages.
