"disillusionment for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling of disappointment or loss of belief in someone or something. This phrase is typically used in sentences to express a negative emotion or state of mind. Example: The voters' disillusionment for the politician was evident when they refused to re-elect him.
They are in for disillusionment for a number of reasons.
The assumption of power by the Free French after the Nazi retreat produced complete disillusionment for the Neo-Destour cause.
But fair play to Ukip. Britain's political elite has fuelled more than enough disillusionment for enterprising charlatans to exploit.
The 1973 war had left Israel in a state of demoralisation and disillusionment for the first time since its formation.
But his daughters did, and to me their contrasting fates — lifelong fulfillment for one and bitter disillusionment for the other — encapsulate the essential contradictions of that manmade utopia.
By Friday there was a sense of disillusionment for many as Pistorius appeared in court to face a charge of premeditated murder.
Better use is made of the new opener, "If You Can Find Me, I'm Here" from "Evening Primrose"; "Ah, but Underneath," a vampy self-assessment written for Diana Rigg's Phyllis in the London production of "Follies"; and "Rainbows," a poignant face-off between dreams and disillusionment, written for an as-yet-unproduced film of "Into the Woods".
Disillusionment is for people who are just start figuring out the truth about Santa Claus in their mid-thirties.
The key here is to tell your personal story -of student debt, disillusionment, anxiety for the future, and what it's like to come of age in a period of extreme inequality.
The economy is a major reason for the disillusionment of young voters, who are saddled with student debt and worried about how to find jobs, said Kristen Soltis Anderson, who tracks young voters for the Winston Group, which advises Republican candidates.
Our relation to happiness often betrays an unconscious desire for disillusionment.
