'creation for' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of creating something for a specific purpose. For example: "The designer was tasked with the creation for a new line of clothing."
That ranks with seven-day creation for perverse dogmatism.
Mr. Megill chose "The Creation" for esthetic and practical reasons.
Three months later, he unveils his amazing creation for his friend, Steve Jobs.
His latest rite mines the Mayan myth of creation for its political implications.
There are three demanding solo parts in "The Creation" for singers taking the roles of archangels.
The images, constructions and textures of "Viscera," his new creation for Miami City Ballet, show why.
It so happens that Osborne's policies of austerity actually inhibit wealth creation for the nation.
The program comes at a time of tremendous wealth creation for Goldman employees.
He offers her, objectifying her, in his creation for the reproduction of reality".
He's a perfect creation for what the Republican party is all about.
Economists say priorities should be job creation for young people and more privatisation.
