"detonation for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a specific reason or purpose for a detonation, such as in a military or technical context. Example: The explosives were carefully placed around the target building, with the timing set for a controlled detonation. The detonation for the demolition of the building was scheduled for 10am the next day.
The plans to use nuclear detonation for gold mining never became reality.
A special fuse delays the detonation for 120 milliseconds after penetration.
"He was researching the different types of ingredients and detonation for a bomb," said Ms. Gilbert, an assistant United States attorney.
The search area has been extended into the ocean for about 60 miles, an indication of the full impact of the detonation for Challenger.
The present paper reviews and comments on the current knowledge of dynamic parameters of hydrogen detonation for hazard assessment.
Analysis indicates that the shock wave that separates from a spark kernel is a strong detonation for times up to 1μs.
For recent reviews of special applications of diamond labeling, we refer the reader to [ 57] for diagnostics, [ 31, 58] for detonation nanodiamonds for biological applications, [ 59] for biomedical applications, [ 60] for biological applications in general, and [ 61] for applications in physics and biology.
By the early nineteen-seventies, most government scientists had scaled back their attempts to use nuclear detonations for earthmoving or mining; opposition from activist scientists and the public became pronounced, particularly as details of radioactive fallout were made public.
Medical casualty simulations are presented as the consequence of nuclear detonations for 18 cities in Iran.
We first show that traditional program burn algorithms for detonation hydrocodes used for explosive design are inconsistent and yield incorrect shock dynamic behavior.
They reported that this effect was more pronounced for detonation nanodiamonds than for bigger microcrystalline diamond.
