The phrase "entailed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the implications of an action or an event. For example, "The risks entailed for the project were too high to consider."
Knowledge of both voltage and current data is conventionally entailed for locating fault on transmission network.
This is entailed for more demanding advanced vehicle stability systems and especially in full autonomous driving in harsh maneuvers.
Remarkably, the threat to Geoghegan's life, and all that entailed for a friend of Rhys Jones and his family, was not the end for the Fir Tree manager.
The figure of Napoleon is deeply divisive, and at the very least, there seems something unsightly about basing a theme park on his megalomaniacal pursuit of empire and the great costs this entailed for the world.
The game was suspended by court order on Thursday amid safety fears but the decision, along with all the potential consequences this entailed for Brazil's authorities, was swiftly overturned and "bureaucratic failure" blamed for the original move.
But I'll be back at the factory next week, we're going to be working on the next car, and a new seat fit - a big engineering meet to understand what's entailed for next year".
Contact with excommunicated persons automatically entailed excommunication for the offender.
But it also entailed subsidies for food and fuel and spending on social programs to win lower-income voters.
In late May, Parliament voted to investigate vote-buying by the Ahmadinejad government during the 2009 election, which some lawmakers charged entailed $80 for each of nine million votes.
That approach has entailed trading for raw or undervalued relievers, adding depth by signing pitchers to minor league contracts and relying heavily on a scouting staff for recommendations on potential bargains among unsigned pitchers.
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