"dispensed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is given or distributed for a particular purpose. For example, "The charity dispensed food and clothes for those in need."
NHS Digital data shows there were 662,264 prescriptions dispensed for tamoxifen in 2015.
Finally, suggestions and encouragement are dispensed for the potential that nano-sized drug carriers hold.
He dispensed for the most part with frills like sets, props and actors.
Bonuses and medals are dispensed for roads constructed or steel produced in the imagination and the ritual is the sole point of the exercise.
Whether his wife was sane or insane, guilty or innocent, life sentences of a kind have already been dispensed for many people, including Rusty Yates.
Bonuses and medals are dispensed for roads constructed or steel produced in the imagination — and the ritual is the sole point of the exercise.
Some $220 million and 2,290 grants were dispensed for AIDS research, as well as arts and education in the city.
What does it say about the way justice is dispensed?" For his part, Mr. Rosenbaum invited the assemblage "to challenge the book's claims and presumptions".
They say: "Dispensed for no good reason, and have become almost a fashion accessory" (Prof Andrew Bush and Dr Louise Fleming).
This dangerous synthesis of beliefs limits policy redress of racial inequality, as the fact that inequality is the result of man-made efforts is dispensed for a supposedly scientific answer: Inequality is a genetic reality.
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