The phrase "devolve for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
"Devolve for" means to transfer or delegate responsibility, authority, or power to someone or something. It is often used in legal or political contexts. Example: The CEO decided to devolve for the day-to-day management of the company to the senior managers while she focused on long-term strategies. Example: The federal government devolved for the education system to the state governments. Example: The teacher devolved for the students to take charge of their own learning and hold class discussions on various topics.
The high-minded ideals of science devolve, for many of us, into days and weeks of the liquid handling and button pressing we've been trained to perform.
In the event that there is a vacancy in the office of Speaker of the General Assembly, or if the Speaker declines to become Governor, then the functions, powers, duties and emoluments of the office shall devolve for the time being upon such officers and in the order of succession as may be provided by law, until a new Governor or Lieutenant Governor is elected and qualifies.
In terms of aesthetics and performance, the toaster has been devolving for a generation.
But we've had this relationship that's been very brother-and-sister-like ——" "But it devolved for a while," said the son, as his sister nodded.
I feel like we have devolved!" For women: "Without women there would be no humans!" And for mums everywhere: "There's nothing worse than being cold at a concert".
He said: "It is [easy] to imagine a Labour party that devolves for now into a leftist equivalent of the American GOP: hopelessly retrograde, self-absorbed, self-pitying and self-righteous, quite unembarrassed by its tantrum, necessarily and increasingly hostile to democracy, and in any sane view undeserving of a single vote".
Jeremy Paxman: They have to meet all the targets on, for example, heart disease and all the other, there are four main areas of prescription, how much of the NHS budget do you anticipate will be actually devolved for GPs to spend as they see fit? Tony Blair: This is a very important point.
A randomly selected subset of the cases devolved for training purpose is presented to the network to train it (training data) while it is constantly monitored with a randomly select subset of unseen cases (test data).
This is unfolding within the broader context of social services being devolved to for-profit enterprises and 'market-capable' segments of society becoming sites of intensive entrepreneurial investment by both the private sector and the state.
Setting out the process for devolving responsibility for part of income tax, Cameron and Clegg said: "Wales shouldn't depend on London for these decisions.
"We look forward to evaluating the House Republicans' new proposal," said Chris Chocola, the president of the conservative economic advocacy group Club for Growth, "which should simply devolve responsibility for highway spending back to the states".
