"contingent for" is not a correct phrase in written English.
It does not have a clear meaning and is not something you would use in a sentence.
In 1934 he helped organise a Merseyside contingent for one of the hunger marches on London.
The former captain Mohammed Essa has criticised the overseas contingent for a lack of passion.
The Tea Party contingent, for its part, seems well enough defined.
The California contingent, for example, was significantly smaller than four years ago.
It starts with the premise that everything in the world is contingent for its existence upon other factors.
At the Douglas County fairgrounds, families waited along with grief counsellors and a large international media contingent for students, who were being bused from the campus.
That includes 4,718 for Kosovo, 2,057 for Bosnia, 1,640 for East Timor and other contingents for smaller missions.
Even at critical moments they could not be counted on, unless they individually agreed to serve or to send their much-needed contingents for a season.
He retained local native rulers, who in return accepted his suzerainty, paid annual tributes, and provided contingents for his army when required.
In the wake of the missionaries, Frankish counts and other officials moved into northeastern Frisia, raising contingents for the royal host and doing the other business of secular government.
Besides Europe and East Asia it is India, which delivers the largest contingents for this mental exploitation.
