The phrase "chance for getting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation where you are referring to an opportunity to acquire something. For example, "She was excited for the chance for getting an internship with a prestigious law firm."
Ironically, an actor represents the state's best chance for getting out of its predicament.
"This is a chance for getting closer, for getting more Russian goods into the American market and more American goods into the Russian market.
Obama, like previous Presidents, understood that his best chance for getting big things accomplished was at the start of his first term.
If the campaign is a close one, "his best chance for getting Prop 30 across the finish line is by announcing that he's postponing action on the rail project," Mr. Schnur said.
So I will continue to be active in the party, whether the leader is Liz Kendall or Jeremy Corbyn, because in either incarnation Labour remains the best chance for getting progressive government in this country.
"This is the final chance for getting a deal done," Catz said.
In Cuba, the chances for getting an American visa have become almost impossible this year, after a period of leniency.
He says one idea might be to start benefits at lower levels, to encourage people to take jobs sooner before their chances for getting interviews fall off sharply.
The district will learn in January whether it will face sanctions or lose its accreditation, which could hurt students' chances for getting into certain universities and securing scholarships.
"In our business, the longer you stay open, the better your chances for getting a new line, and our time was running out," he said.
Then, discuss the information with your school guidance counselor and determine your chances for getting into this school given your profile and how you can increase your attractiveness to this school given the criteria it seems to value.
