"disposable for" is not grammatically correct.
The phrase "disposable for" is not commonly used in written English. It is possible to use it in a sentence, but it may sound awkward or incorrect. It would depend on the context and the specific words used after "disposable for." Example: The company makes disposable cups that are perfect for picnics.
"Vine allows me to make something disposable for free.
And I think the phases of people's lives feel too disposable for that to be something easily settled upon now.
In a blogpost last September on the left's response (or lack of it) to Saudi Arabia's bombing of Yemen, Baraka wrote: "Sanders supporters have not only fallen into the ideological trap of a form of narrow 'left' nativism, but also the white supremacist ethical contradiction that reinforces racist cynicism in which some lives are disposable for the greater good of the west.
This area of grassland assigned for biogas production is not considered to be disposable for establishing fast-growing trees in order to avoid feedstock competition.
It relates to the departure of workers who were principally disposable for other firms after separation, i.e. dismissals/quits and the expiration of temporary work contracts, which account for roughly two thirds of all turnover.
Nevertheless, researchers usually have to pay for the utilized resources when using a public Cloud environment [3, 4] or, in case of a private Cloud, resources are not disposable for other experiments.
The average numbers of items used for each procedure were multiplied by unit prices to arrive at average total costs for disposable material for each procedure.
Instead, we've a vast new industry of disposables for coffee on the go.
Local authorities are trying to get parents to switch to non-disposables (for example, by offering cashback on the cost of a set of eco nappies).
When you are at the store and trying to choose between a huge box of disposables for $30 and one really cute cloth diaper and cover for about the same, the choice seems obvious: Go with the disposables.
Maquet Critical Care AB provided two CGM systems and disposables for the duration of the study, but had no influence on study design or study reporting.
