The phrase 'complicity for' is not correct in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase 'complicity in'. For example: He was found guilty of complicity in the crime.
She also pointed to the Obama administration's complicity for enabling Saudi Arabia's heavy-handed action.
Although we have had fleeting glimpses of their complicity for many years, they have generally escaped censure, much less prosecution.
The French blogosphere has dug up evidence of Franco-Tunisian complicity for Facebook's "Ben Ali Wall of Shame".
"This is an attempt to blame the Poles – or accuse them of complicity – for the Holocaust," he told the paper.
Waller-Bridge says it was important from the off to invite audience complicity for her hero's increasingly bad behaviour.
"The Outgoing Tide" might have benefited from a tougher exploration of that clash, and of the lingering questions of complicity for those left behind.
"A Nascent Robotics Culture: New Complicities for Companionship," AAAI Technical Report Series, July 2006.
Beware of all winks to the audience, of the sly quest for complicity, of all calls, even discreet, for pity.
How touchingly Old New York, I thought: the indulgent Daddy, the boy in his best suit, the avuncular servants, the happy sense of continuity and complicity -- for the boy's mother, I'm sure, would never have approved.
The awful fact of British and Australian complicity speaks for itself.
This in itself is a heroic quality – the complicity needed for survival – that has also appeared in Holocaust literature.
