The phrase "dispossessed for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone being deprived of their possessions or rights for a specific reason. Example: The villagers were dispossessed for the construction of a new airport, leaving them without land or means of livelihood.
He considered Hezbollah, the Lebanese militant group and political party, as an Arab champion of the dispossessed, not just for its Shiite Muslim base but for Sunnis like himself.
For the Syrian families taking to the seas, for the dispossessed in Sudan and the DRC, for the enslaved in Bangladesh and Myanmar and for girls like Mamita in Nepal, such a fund would be a badly needed signal flare of optimism in today's darkening sky.
For the Syrian families taking to the seas, for the dispossessed in Sudan and the DRC, for the enslaved in Bangladesh and Myanmar and for girls like Mamita in Nepal, such a fund is the signal flare of optimism needed to illuminate the darkest of skies.
That is how Jo lived her life, how she served the people of Batley and Spen, and how she stood up for dispossessed communities all over the world.
It launches a process which holds out real hope, for the first time since Israel was created in 1948 and the Palestinians dispossessed and scattered, for a peaceful solution to what looked like the world's most intractable conflict.
His cast of characters, too, is similar from book to book: an alarming spectrum of madmen and deadbeats and drifters — the lost, the damned and the dispossessed — all yearning for salvation or release.
It's distracting to look across the table and see your defensive block being swiped at by a Hollywood icon, a woman who by the compartmentalised standards of modern celebrity life has "done it all" – actor, activist, lover, mother, model, feminist, fearless campaigner on behalf of the dispossessed, easy target for America's right-wing bullies.
Grix gathered Addy's grubber kick behind his own line but was dispossessed by Sammut for his second try, converted again by Foster.
"I didn't do things like I should have, especially to start a World Cup," added Casillas, who was dispossessed by Van Persie for the fourth goal.
