"distilled for" is a proper phrase in written English that can be used in a sentence.
Example: The complicated scientific research was distilled for easier understanding in the final report.
Then the object became something whose uniqueness must be properly distilled for the purposes of an auction house catalogue.
Or: "Enjoy the newly refined Chevalier Brandy, distilled for those who can discern the real brandy taste".
Dafora's "Ostrich" drew from traditional African dance, but it was distilled for the modern-dance stage and offered the opportunity for a male star turn.
Around 60 hours of interviews are being gathered and will be distilled for a production called Enquirer, looking at the "past, present and future" of newspapers.
In a five-minute span of conversation, McAuliffe distilled for me the extent of his psychological complexity: 1) He pinches himself all the time because he's so lucky.
Sci-fi and fantasy fictions might try to persuade us otherwise, but memories are not discrete entities that can be taken out of one person's head, Dumbledore-style, and distilled for someone else's viewing.
I want to say my father, because he was in distilling for 28 years before me.
Both these young men must learn to temper their fires, but there is no mistaking the promise they distil for a new generation.
Studying Watteau's "Two Recruits," a delicate red chalk study of military figures, I was reminded of the virtues of drawing, which offers the most immediate impression of a subject, the artist rapidly distilling for us the essence of an experience, time and place.
But his wife urged him to stay, and sell some of the booze he's distilling for O'Banion to Chicago's Norwegian community.
Slices were washed 3 × 5 min in HBS-0.05% BSA, then four changes of distilled H2O for 2 hr, then incubated for 2 hr on a shaker in 0.5 ml of GoldEnhance EM (Nanoprobes) mixed according to manufacturer's directions.
