'chip in for' is a correct and usable phrase in written English that means to contribute to a cause or project.
For example, “Let’s chip in for John’s birthday present.”.
But we also chip in for Pell grants.
Not enough to buy the song perhaps, but I'll certainly chip in for some wool.
Let's not all chip in for a Condolences card to send to South Beach just yet.
Well, someone left a stray node somewhere.Perhaps we could all chip in for some psyllid bugs.
The renters disdain the groupers who chip in for housing shares.
The rule was clear; everyone on the floor had to chip in for the repairs.
"Maybe we'll be a checking line that chips in for a goal here and there," Madden said, straight-faced.
Her highlights included a 50-foot chip-in for a birdie at No. 12, and a 30-foot chip-in for a birdie at No. 15.
Later, he thrilled the crowd with a chip-in for birdie from 15 feet at No. 17.
A chip-in for eagle on the 11th ignited Nelson, who birdied three of the final four holes.
The Afrikaans-language Beeld called Schwartzel's performance – which also included a chip-in for birdie on the first hole and an eagle on No3 – "Masterful".
