"disclaimer for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to introduce a statement or warning that denies or limits the liability of the writer or speaker. Example: "The following information is provided as a disclaimer for all readers: the opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the author and do not reflect the views of the publication."
Mr. Huckabee also used the disclaimer for humor.
Disclaimer for my potential audience: I won't be covering any of these topics.
It seems an odd disclaimer for a collection of bird drawings, until you look at the drawings.
He dislikes it so much that he quickly offered a disclaimer for the disclaimer: "I have to state it.
It's almost as if Romney needs to make a financial disclaimer for every policy position he takes.
Nonetheless, Bush was forced to issue a disclaimer: "for the record, I didn't say that I was going to moon somebody".
The other Guideline for Disclaimer Statements for Gene/Disease-Specific Databases (http://short.variome.org/GL-002-01) will be adopted by the major databases, including those in the Leiden Open Variation Database (LOVD) system.
But more importantly, Discovery chose to use the word 'dramatized' instead of 'fictional', the one they used in the disclaimers for their Mermaids mocumentaries.
Though lawyers rely on lengthy disclaimers, for now this is unchartered territory that is certain to provide legal ethicists and the courts with ample fodder for a new breed of cases.
The fine print of the Tesla Model S owner's manual includes disclaimers for all manner of conditions and scenarios – including heavy rain, snow, fog, and direct sunlight – that appear to include the circumstances of the 7 May accident.
We found that all the sites examined have disclaimers regarding the use of their products but there are some obvious contradictions in the activities of the sites which undermine these disclaimers, for example all sites offer plagiarism-free guarantees for the work and at least eight have advertising which appears to contradict their terms and conditions.
