'capitalize for' is not an idiomatic phrase.
It does not make sense on its own. If you intend to use it, it must be part of a longer phrase, such as "capitalize on" or "capitalize for profit." For example: "The savvy investor was able to capitalize on a good market opportunity and make a profit."
Mr. Santorum was trying to capitalize for another day on what he contends was a Romney aide's unintentional but candid admission that Mr. Romney will shift positions and remake himself politically — like shaking an Etch A Sketch — to become less of a conservative to run in the general election against Mr. Obama.
SMEs cannot however capitalize for great durations on their existing technologies as these are short-lived and rapidly obsolete due to global and unending competition.
That is, of course, Net Neutrality, which I tend to capitalize for some reason, almost imbuing it with a greater sense of importance.
Savings may also stem from the orderly and progressive achievement of efficiency gains, to capitalize for instance on the beneficial impact of technological change and favourable input cost differentials (e.g. due to lower prices) or as the result of simplified workflows, while maintaining adequate standards of timeliness and quality in the delivery of outputs.
The Sohn Canada Conference, which is being organized in partnership with the Capitalize For Kids Foundation, is to be positioned as Canada's premier investment forum.
The two day conference, which fuses finance and philanthropy, is the brainchild of Toronto-based analysts Jeff Gallant and Kyle MacDonald, who founded the Capitalize For Kids Foundation after recognizing an opportunity to bring together North America's brightest investors to network and share ideas, all for a good cause.
"They are remarkably well capitalized for a start-up," he said.
The Sonics, averaging 19.5 turnovers a game, turned the ball over 31 times; the Nets capitalized for 41 points.
Finally, Love made the pivotal mistake, and Hoch capitalized for the most memorable victory of his 22-year career.
The production was capitalized for up to $18.35 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Differential expression of glycans or glycan-binding proteins could be capitalized for the identification of novel biomarkers and might provide novel opportunities for therapeutic intervention.
