The phrase "discernment for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the ability to make careful judgments and distinctions in decision-making. Example: "As a leader, it is important to have discernment for which projects are worth investing our time and resources into."
Slums and BMWs went under the deluge without discernment for their economic standing.
Alexander Schleber, Antwerp, Belgium Racial profiling Roger Cohen ("The real threat to America," Globalist, Nov. 26) makes some good points, including that we Americans, in trying to stop terrorists at our airports, have forsaken "judgment and discernment for a process run amok" and that we should "focus on the very small proportion of travelers who might present a threat".
Anyone who has watched T.S.A. agents spending 10 minutes patting down 80-year-old grandmothers, or seen dismayed youths being ordered back into the scanner booth by agents connected wirelessly to other invisible agents gazing at images of these people in a state of near-nakedness, has to ask: What form of group madness is it that forsakes judgment and discernment for process run amok?
Caylus and Dezallier d'Argenville also wrote on artists, sketched biographies and established rules of discernment for the delicacy of style or lightness of execution.
Since the detection of PU's activity is a binary hypothesis testing essentially, the framework of discernment for Dempster-Shafer theory is defined as Ω = {H1, H0}.
A frame of discernment, for an event propositions exist such that Θ = {A1, A2,…,An} which is a set of mutually exclusive and exhaustive proposition, is first established.
This technique, pioneered by the author and inventor Edward de Bono, requires a debate's participants to identify, by using colors, the essential nature of the points made — white for facts, black for discernment, red for emotions, green for creativity, yellow for optimism and blue for coordination.
These are: exemplars of good choice, illustrations of the direction of thought to follow for the discernment of the particular, vehicles for developing imagination and sources that enable us to develop an understanding of and engagement of emotions.
Only three of the surveys reviewed had adequate psychometric properties and covered an appropriately wide range of health and academic questions to allow for discernment of outcomes in pre-post educational settings.
Currently showing at Zevitas Marcus Gallery in Los Angeles, the show focuses in on our post-internet era, where reality isn't calling for discernment from its technological counterpart, but technology instead needs unpacking into its tangible, human components.
It is also true that Jesuits know themselves to be called to a lifelong conversion, one in which there is no place for arrogant self-congratulation, but rather a space for ongoing discernment of where the Holy Spirit may be leading us.
