"durable for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the length of time or period that something will last or remain in good condition. Example: This jacket is durable for all types of weather conditions, making it perfect for outdoor activities.
Surprisingly durable for a great price.
He began to test bodies and glazes that were more practical and durable for everyday use.
And while lithium-ion cells are being used in many electronic devices, they will have to be made safer and more affordable and durable for use in cars.
Electroloom however, is facing the opposite problem - the wispy quality of its prototype fabrics means they're currently not durable for frequent wear.
We have a new president!" Indeed, the results showed that Venezuela's institutions remained durable, for now, even in the gale-force winds of an overwrought political environment.
It was built to be durable for service on the rough American country roads of that period, economical to operate, and easy to maintain and repair.
In January 1965, to prove they were durable for travel, he drove nonstop for 14 hours, in temperatures as low as 41 degrees below zero, from Ely, in northern Minnesota, to St . Paul a distance of 250 miles.
Smoltz said the Red Sox wanted him to rehabilitate his shoulder for one year after surgery, to be prepared to pitch by June and presumably be durable for the rest of the season.
Primordial equals durable for the Black Keys, a two-man band — Patrick Carney on drums, and Dan Auerbach on guitar and vocals — originally from Akron, Ohio, and recently transplanted to Nashville.
Some veteran players have suggested, for example, that the familiar and expensive format — host, monologue, band, couch, guests — so durable for more than 50 years, is threatened by oversaturation and technological revolution at the same time.
It is also durable for long-term operations (Yang et al. 2012).
