"compendium for" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific subject in a sentence. For example: "This compendium for modern physics provides a comprehensive overview of the field."
This a serious, handsome compendium for serious study of the cuisine.
The Outsiders is something of a "greatest hits" compendium for Seymour.
Until recent past, the nature was considered as a compendium for templates of new chemical entities (NCEs).
These data could serve as a useful compendium for integrated information on disease genes with the potential for exploring pharmaceutically exploitable targets.
twitter.com/theballisround An excellent compendium for the Football League fan, David Bevan helms this collection of writing on the lower divisions.
That compendium, for the first time, would offer both the industry and lawmakers some firm data on whether government market practices are as bad as some critics say.
The tax system is now a compendium of lobbied-for ifs, ands and buts.
In 1993, Congress had authorized three compendiums for Medicare, all published by not-for-profit organizations.
Conceiving the arts and sciences as necessary means to communicate Christian belief to the largely barbaric Germans east of the Rhine, Rabanus wrote a wealth of treatises and compendiums for the clergy and the laity.
Changes in gene rank (RC) between the original and modified training compendiums for FL targets, ERG11, ERG6, ERG5, and non-target SPT3, were subsequently determined.
This volume is the second of two "compendiums for practitioners", sharing expert knowledge on all dimensions of crop pollination in both temperate and tropical zones.
