"elicit for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when talking about trying to obtain a response or information from someone or something. Example: The detective was trying to elicit for a confession from the suspect during the interrogation. In this sentence, "elicit for" is used to express the detective's attempt to obtain a confession from the suspect. It implies that the detective is actively trying to gather information or a response from the suspect.
Though the attention could at times be heady, it was also sour not like the unequivocal admiration another girl might elicit for being great at field hockey or having a magnificent mane of blond hair.
Though the attention could at times be heady, it was also sour — not like the unequivocal admiration another girl might elicit for being great at field hockey or having a magnificent mane of blond hair.
The results can aid destination marketers by providing insight into the reactions certain photographs elicit for various stakeholders.
Our process of KA uses heuristics based on the grammatical structures of the concepts, and thereby augments the possibility of related concepts that will serve as a baseline for KA that will elicit, for the user, ideas about common-sense relations.
The advantages and disadvantages of each tool are difficult to elicit for a particular small data set.
The cued tasks are believed to offer greater predictability than the spontaneous tasks in terms of the expected sensory outcome they will elicit for the participants, because participants hold in their working memory the nature and direction of the arm movement beforehand.
Your photo of the former A.S.P.C.A. building at 50 Madison Avenue on July 15 ["A Future for Madison Square's Past"] elicited for me a host of memories.
The conductor Charles Dutoit, tired of the growing criticisms he has elicited for years from the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, quit that post this season suddenly, angrily and publicly.
The OA-saturation condition is elicited for maximum data exploitation.
A role was elicited for unsuspected genes in toxicity development.
There were nine behavioral and seven normative beliefs elicited for both FV and DC; while nine and five control beliefs were elicited for FV and DC, respectively.
