"configure for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to specify a particular configuration or set-up. For example: "Please configure the settings for high-speed printing."
Throw into the mix three additional $200 tablets, each made for adults but also easy to configure for children.
He envisioned Cowboys Stadium as a giant stage, easy to configure for events as varied as the N.B.A. All-Star Game, international soccer and women's professional bowling, which it hosted last week.
This system, he says, would be easier to configure for smaller spaces and less expensive to build.
Thus, to configure, for example, the movements of the fingers, it is necessary to define the parameters of location and rotation of each of these 15 bones.
Kirigin says that he's thinking that this dashboard should be more about offering analysis, instead of something YesGraph customers have to configure for themselves to make the service work better.
Designed to interface with standard bioinformatics components, such as DAS servers and Ensembl databases, it is easy to setup and configure for different genome projects.
Because default configuration files were designed for FlyBase, Apollo must be configured for each project separately.
(It was configured for two other European museums).
Each blowout preventer is configured for a given well.
But its W.A.P. search engine offers only 400,000 pages configured for the wireless Web.
Configured for the vast auditorium of the Royal Albert Hall, it features no fewer than 60 swans.
