The phrase "capitulation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when you are conceding or surrendering something, usually an argument or disagreement. For example, "After much discussion, I had to capitulate for and accept that my opponent's argument was right."
"This is an honourable capitulation for him and his big military goals.
Wolfsburg will have felt disappointed despite scoring three away goals, but it would take another capitulation for them to be knocked out.
Both developments represent a remarkable capitulation for the Republican Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, who had initially sought to simply extend the Patriot Act provisions, despite overwhelming support in the House of Representatives for the USA Freedom Act.
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Harry Truman had agreed to suppress news of the capitulation for a day, in order to allow Stalin to stage a second surrender ceremony in Berlin.
The deal amounts to a capitulation for the embattled leader, who will no longer have full authority to assign the entire government, or to make executive decisions without the input of the Houthis.
It represents a humiliating capitulation for a brash executive who, with his ever-present cigar, suspender-snapping ways and Friday golf outings in the summer, epitomized the classic, if outdated, picture of the Wall Street chieftain.
You can't eliminate a capitulation trauma for the market, as today's metrics are pricey compared with the horrendous 1981 to 1982 recession.
Of course, that decision wasn't solely responsible for Britain's capitulation – from memory Sean Long had a much worse game than Harris, and the Aussies were irresistible.
The Soviets then resumed the offensive (Operation Saturn, begun on December 16) to shrink the pocket of encircled Germans, to head off any further relief efforts, and to set the stage for the final capitulation of the Germans in Stalingrad.
A lesser writer would have settled for making the Caspers into straw figures, easy to condemn for their capitulation to authority and for the yellow bellies they display in matters great and small.
His calls for "unity" are only a call for capitulation and obedience.
