"despatch for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being sent or delivered to a particular destination or recipient. Example: The company has arranged a despatch for the new product to be delivered to all their stores across the country.
May I offer this as my contribution, my last monthly despatch for the Northerner, under that heading.
Of the several magazines cited approvingly in last month's despatch for "exulting in the possibilities of the artefact", one (the bulky American fanzine Skyscraper) had gone web-only before our now metaphorical ink was even dry.
A specialist crew member was needed to make weight-and-balance calculations and oversee loading and despatch for the Hercules' 20-tonne freight capacity (compared to three-and-a-half tonnes in a Dakota) and for its various cargo-delivery systems.
Two balls later he tries it again, lands it fractionally short again, and the ball is despatched for six again.
His hat-trick ball, the final delivery of the innings, was despatched for six by Mitchell McClenghan, who was among the wickets early.
He described the rescue as being "quite a complicated operation" because the Chinese helicopter that ferried all the stranded passengers in small groups couldn't land on the Aurora Australis, the Australia icebreaker despatched for the evacuation.
Jack Taylor, with nothing to nothing to lose, swung at everything and middled most, with Paul Collingwood despatched for 22 runs from three legitimate deliveries before his high full tosses required him to call up Scott Borthwick to finish his over.
But light was restored in time for Leicester to take the lead midway through the first half as Knockaert weaved his way into the area and was brought down by Shaun Cummings, giving referee Michael Naylor no option but to award a penalty, which Nugent despatched for his 12th goal of the season.
In July, he was mentioned in despatches for these operations.
For his part, Ford was mentioned in despatches for "gallant and distinguished services".
Savige was mentioned in despatches for Bullecourt, and recommended for the Military Cross.
