"dissolve for" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the reason or purpose for dissolving something. Example: The board of directors voted to dissolve the company for financial reasons.
In two billion years, summer as we know it will dissolve for good.
One of the strange things about those who wish to censor and silence is that, when they give it up, what they have done seems to dissolve for them, not to have happened.
Sometimes she feels a lump in her throat that she can't swallow, and it's easy to pretend that this is a vestige of who she used to be, her Pennsylvania history, now compacted into a hard ball she cannot access or dissolve; for Andy's sake, she wishes she could be that girl again.
The results show that Nb does not entirely dissolve for high Nb microalloyed steels containing Ti after holding at 1300 °C for 3 h.
Households that are less characterized by assortative mating are expected to last longer and are costly to dissolve, for example, marriages, which will choose to specialize compared to households that have a shorter duration, like cohabitations (Stratton 2005).
The crystal violet on the glass slides was allowed to dissolve for 1 hour and the optical density of the ethanol solution determined at 570 nm using a UV vis spectrophotometer.
The years have dissolved for him, too.
The party had been dissolved for boycotting last year's election.
With the pool dissolved for the evening, Trump left for dinner at the "21" Club.
Once crushed, the drug can be snorted by addicts or dissolved for injection.
Holyrood will then be dissolved for the first elections to an independent parliament.
