The phrase "cohesive for" is not correct and does not have a good meaning in written English.
You could use the phrase "cohesive with" which means working together with other people or ideas in a way that is strong and effective. For example: The international team has managed to work together in a very cohesive and productive way.
Mr. Asbury's most immediately striking contribution has been to make the programs cohesive, for the most part.
Efforts to make the union's research policies more cohesive, for example through joint science programs where several countries share funding pots and priorities, have remained noncompulsory, complex, and slow to pick up steam.
It also appeared that judgements between paediatricians were generally cohesive for higher acuity patients but there was greater variation in more mild/moderate illness (i.e., lower acuity illness).
Although the overall failure type after 1-year storage was still "cohesive" for the non-eroded specimens, mostly "adhesive" failures, not only at the top but also within the hybrid layer, were observed for the eroded specimens (Figs. 1 and 2).
And there is a clear need for them to preserve their tight bonds and their cohesive, all for one and one for all ethos during missions.
For starters, the VODG would like to see the implementation of the Law Commission's recommendations for a more modern and cohesive framework for adult social care.
The characterisation of cohesive powders for flowability is often required for reliable design and consistent operation of powder processes.
However, the assimilation of this data into a cohesive table for analysis is non-trivial for molecular biologists unskilled in programming languages or database management.
Hence, the cohesive energy for 2H should be lower than for 3C, with 4H in between the two.
Ezrin was intent on developing a cohesive sound for the album, and his earnestness was a source of humor for the band.
Overall, the Dodgers should be a more cohesive unit for manager Don Mattingly to operate in 2015.
